How symmetry-based selection reveals that not all symmetries are created equal
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We present the first empirical demonstration that relaxation to stability does not guarantee outcome uniqueness. Chamber κ₀ proves that multiple distinct stable states can persist under arbitrarily fine numerical refinement—a phenomenon we call selection saturation.
Read more: Chamber κ₀: Selection Saturation in τ-Relaxed Systems
How recursive dynamics force exact ratios · Why tensors are not optional · What composability reveals about physical law
Across nine validated chambers—spanning collapse dynamics, observability constraints, structural redesign, and operator composability—a consistent pattern emerged. This article documents what that research forced into existence: a minimal generative grammar underlying all UNNS operations, and the identification of a resolution layer (Σ) that mediates between substrate dynamics and observable structure.
Here is the clean, final synthesis of what we have achieved with Chamber XXXVII, stated at the right level for both an internal and an external reader.
Chamber XXXVII moves UNNS from “operators exist” to operator composition is experimentally testable — and not automatically allowed.
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