What Does Constraint-Based Realization — Canonical Law Form and Failure Criterion Examine?
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What Does Constraint-Based Realization — Canonical Law Form and Failure Criterion Examine?
This paper presents the core architecture of Constraint-Based Realization: a proposed selection law for why one quantum outcome becomes actual, distinct from unitary evolution, decoherence, and observer update, with a precise canonical form and a defined route to empirical defeat.
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Constraint-Based Realization — Canonical Law Form and Failure CriterionThis paper presents the core architecture of Constraint-Based Realization: a proposed selection law for why one quantum outcome becomes actual, distinct from unitary evolution, decoherence, and observer update, with a precise canonical form and a defined route to empirical defeat.