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Continuation Loci and the Origin of Local Domains
Amos Jay Maley · 19 pages · Realized Physics Arc - Paper 3
The manuscript derives pre-topological continuation-neighborhoods and local domains from bounded standing-localization loci, fixed boundary traces and admitted standing-relevant continuation. Boundary compatibility alone does not imply adjacency. Admitted adjacency paths generate local continuation domains without supplying metric distance, open-set topology or spacetime causality.
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Amos Jay Maley. Continuation Loci and the Origin of Local Domains. 2026-05-12. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20129369.
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- Section 2: Dependency order · PDF page 4
- Section 5: Boundary compatibility and continuation relevance · PDF page 8
- Section 7: Continuation-neighborhood induction, Theorem 7.1 · PDF page 10
- Section 9: Local continuation-domain induction, Theorem 9.3 · PDF page 12
- Section 13: Limits concerning spacetime locality · PDF page 15
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