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Standing Localization and the Origin of Physical Locality

Amos Jay Maley · 21 pages · Realized Physics Arc - Paper 2

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The manuscript argues that standing-bearing persistence under perturbation and lawful restoration must factor through a bounded continuation-sensitive locus. This is locality of burden assignment and restoration evaluation; it does not yet supply metric regions, topology, causal cones or Bell-local factorization.

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Amos Jay Maley. Standing Localization and the Origin of Physical Locality. 2026-05-11. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20119873.

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  1. Realized Persistence Cannot Be Physically Null
  2. Standing Localization and the Origin of Physical Locality
  3. Continuation Loci and the Origin of Local Domains
  4. The Metric Role from Continuation Comparison
  5. Bounded Perturbation Transport and the Origin of Finite-Propagation Constraint