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Ensemble Embedding Collapse under Standing-Preserving Admissibility
Amos Jay Maley · 31 pages · Constants and Ensemble Arc - Paper 6
The manuscript classifies how a family can acquire standing-bearing comparison authority through explicit target gating, transport, compatibility and relevant localization. Multiplicity alone does not supply that authority. Formal and model plurality remain available, and the theorem does not entail a unique metaphysical world or introduce empirical dynamics.
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Amos Jay Maley. Ensemble Embedding Collapse under Standing-Preserving Admissibility. 2026-05-11. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20118780.
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- Section 2: Scope, non-claims and multiplicity distinctions · PDF page 6
- Section 15: Embedding normal form · PDF page 19
- Section 16: Ensemble Embedding Collapse, Theorem 16.3 · PDF page 21
- Section 20: No world-uniqueness entailment · PDF page 26
- Section A: Theorem dependency ledger · PDF page 28
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