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Standing Localization under Realized Persistence
Amos Jay Maley · 18 pages · Fixed-domain continuation and persistence foundations
The manuscript derives bounded standing-localization equivalence from realized persistence with lawful repair semantics. Perturbation plus nonzero repair capacity is one stated route to those semantics. Lawful continuation-level correction is distinguished from prohibited restoration of a standing-failed occurrence as the same act. Localization concerns a bounded identity and repair role locus; it does not establish a physical body, spacetime region, biochemical repair or biological life.
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Amos Jay Maley. Standing Localization under Realized Persistence. 2026-05-09. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20092435.
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- Section 2: Dependency chain and import discipline · PDF page 4
- Section 3: Bounded localization and standing margin, Definitions 3.7-3.9 · PDF page 6
- Section 6: Repair semantics and same-act boundary · PDF page 7
- Section 17: Standing-repair localization, Theorem 17.1 · PDF page 13
- Section 18: No life or ontology overclaim · PDF page 14
- Section 24: Conclusion · PDF page 17
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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