Claim Ledger

Distinction primitive, boundary inheritance, finite capacity, capacity deficit, budget exits, invariant-supported persistence.

Source: FDS-0

Finite observer projection, distinguishability budget, stock vs throughput, capacity deficit, budget-exit theorem, maintenance inequality, budget-crossing signature, bottleneck-switching kink.

Source: FDS-T1

Observer as finite distinction-register, measurement as stable record formation, dynamic bottlenecks, budget-crossing exits, buffering, housekeeping heat, active inference interface.

Source: FDS-O1

Register time as ordered finite-record update, causal dependency before labels, non-injective arrow, synchronization bottleneck, latency order inversion, clock precision, dissipative projection.

Source: FDS-O2

Capacity overflow, projection-induced effective stochasticity, critical deficit and predictive susceptibility, Phase-B invariants, informational hysteresis, observer-relative stochasticity, wrong invariant completion, capacity externalization.

Source: FDS-T3

Carrier criterion, readout reliability and generalized distinguishability, accounting boundary determines erasure, residual irreversibility, projection is not heat, refresh vs erasure cost, reversible logging delays erasure, time-resolution requires turnover.

Source: FDS-P1

Reversible embedding delays accounting, garbage entropy rate, uncomputation vs cleanup, cleanup scheduling tradeoff, active forgetting can be optimal, externalization shifts accounting boundary.

Source: FDS-P2

Residue-pruning-boundary loop, pruning threshold, maintenance-attractor loss, rescue-window closure, spatial clogging, radius-dependent pruning demand.

Source: FDS-L1

Reportability as finite-capacity maintenance, representational residue, cognitive pruning threshold, access-network collapse.

Source: FDS-C1

Registry structure, downstream failure propagation rule.

Source: FDS-LC0

Horizon as distinguishability boundary, maintenance energy scale, non-phantom dark energy, falsification contract.

Source: FDS-X1

Loss aversion as boundary-risk asymmetry, reference dependence as finite updating, probability weighting as finite precision allocation, nudge bandwidth and buffer-first principle.

Source: FDS-E1

Active self-organization requires boundary-relevant update, task-relative organizational capacity, deficit-driven load pressure, bounded growth exit theorem, resource-gated pruning window, externalization burden shift and clogging, Phase-C catastrophic feedback, Phase-B invariant bias.

Source: FDS-N1

Capacity deficit is not thermodynamic entropy, sustained deficit requires correction or exit, correction cycles induce audit channels, Landauer floor under bridge assumptions, housekeeping persists beyond erasure, externalization shifts the ledger, pruning and invariant compression reduce future pressure, deficit crossing predicts measurable signatures.

Source: FDS-P5

Finite memory creates record-reuse pressure, non-injective reuse creates residual irreversibility, physical reuse enters an entropy ledger, stable records require housekeeping beyond erasure, externalization shifts the operational Second-Law channel, pruning and invariant compression reduce future pressure, sustained turnover with fixed tolerance and zero cost cannot persist, topological persistence redirects entropy accounting.

Source: FDS-O3

Attention as capacity-limited distinction admission, value as causal boundary-gradient relevance, goals as stabilized value rankings, meaning as actionable semantic quotient, strong agency requires causal effect on boundary loss, self-verifying agency requires internal verification, misalignment as action-effect divergence, culture as shared externalized distinction infrastructure.

Source: FDS-M0

Attention as capacity-limited distinction admission, salience-value dissociation, boundary-efficient allocation, constrained optimization model, deficit-induced tunnel vision, artificial attention requires coupled architecture, collective admission, attention failure modes as admission errors, recovery hysteresis.

Source: FDS-M1

FDS-value as causal boundary-gradient relevance, predictive-causal dissociation, risk-weighted ranking, goal stability, evaluation deficit and value drift, proxy-boundary divergence, collective goal synchronization, goal hysteresis.

Source: FDS-M2

FDS-meaning as actionable semantic quotient, policy-preserving compression, semantic deficit and false compression, embedding insufficiency, shared meaning synchronization, meaning recovery by quotient refinement, invariant semantic quotients.

Source: FDS-M3

Non-injective truncation creates preimage uncertainty, Bayes-optimal recovery bound, informational hysteresis, non-lumpability and hidden-state memory, Mori-Zwanzig memory burden, externalization as inverse-information relocation, finite-memory exit theorem.

Source: FDS-P4

Invariant side-ledgers suppress residual uncertainty, noisy invariant recovery bound, local perturbations cannot change protected invariant, NHSE as model class, protection relocates accounting, dual-channel signature.

Source: FDS-P7

Boundary maintenance requires finite update throughput, speed and precision jointly increase burden, bottleneck internal rate, correction/verification in resource ledger, effective causal bandwidth limits, relief channels are not free exits, throughput deficit exit theorem.

Source: FDS-P6

Environmental side records have finite accessible recovery capacity, Markovianization as effective forgetting, memory kernels measure unresolved memory, finite-bath non-monotonicity, environmental forgetting complements P4 internal truncation, bath saturation forces collisions or loss of recoverability.

Source: FDS-P3

CKM CP-phase lower bound, weak-sector CP/T orientation bridge, weak charged current as identity-transformation carrier, NCKM≥3 conditional theorem, exactly three generations as minimality bridge, nonzero leptonic Dirac CP phase extension.

Source: FDS-X2

Token stabilization requirement, strong interaction as encapsulation, remote detectability requirement, electromagnetism as connection, identity transformation requirement, weak interaction as identity transformation, gravity as global boundary accounting, minimal distinction-operation closure.

Source: FDS-X3

Nilpotent fermionic algebra, Pauli exclusion as address protection, forced structural diversity, matter stability from antisymmetry, bosons not a violation, minimal address-protection rule p=1, degeneracy pressure as macroscopic address protection, address scarcity from causal reachability.

Source: FDS-X4

Finite systems cannot represent all detail, stable law-like regularities require invariant compression, equations as compressed invariant relations, symmetries reduce rule-maintenance cost, Wigner puzzle reframed, constants as model-class signatures, open math problems as possible compression analogues, RG fixed points as invariant compression.

Source: FDS-X5

AI agency criterion, AI public line frozen due to commercial scope.

Source: FDS-A1