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Continuation-Locus Induction under Admissibility-Bearing Governance
Amos Jay Maley · 23 pages · Fixed-domain continuation and persistence foundations
The manuscript distinguishes a governed classifier from continuation-bearing use. Non-degenerate same-domain continuation induces a continuation-locus equivalence class; positive-side retained standing supplies an occupant quotient. Governance alone can coexist with an empty extension. The locus is preserved identity under transport and lawful redescription, not a concrete object. Minimal-locus conclusions require the stated well-founded resolved order; no canonical representative or unrestricted ontology is inferred.
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Amos Jay Maley. Continuation-Locus Induction under Admissibility-Bearing Governance. 2026-05-08. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20088861.
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- Section 2: Null closure and governance forcing · PDF page 4
- Section 4: Fixed-domain and continuation definitions · PDF page 6
- Section 8: Continuation-locus induction, Theorem 8.1 · PDF page 12
- Section 10: Conditional minimal locus, Theorem 10.3 · PDF page 14
- Section 20: Conclusion and occupant boundary · PDF page 22
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Continuation and persistence reading order
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- Standing–Admissibility Identity Closure (Equivalence)
- The Structural Inadmissibility of the Null Regime
- Constraint-Bundle Forcing under Fixed-Domain Evaluability
- Continuation-Locus Induction under Admissibility-Bearing Governance
- Boundary-Trace Fixation of Continuation Loci under AASC
- Persistence-Regime Realization under AASC
- Standing Localization under Realized Persistence
- Concrete-Domain Closure under AASC