## LOCAL SECTION INDEX Scope: local anchors within this artifact only. No cross-artifact links are introduced here. - [Class: TENET](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-class-tenet) - [SECTION I — PRINCIPLE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-i-principle) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint) - [SECTION II — SEMANTIC REGISTRY BINDING](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-ii-semantic-registry-binding) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-2) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule) - [SECTION III — ORDINAL STRUCTURAL PRIMACY](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-iii-ordinal-structural-primacy) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-3) - [SECTION IV — NUMERIC BINDING](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-iv-numeric-binding) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-4) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-2) - [SECTION V — LETTER EQUIVALENCE RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-v-letter-equivalence-rule) - [INTERPRETATION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-interpretation) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-5) - [SECTION VI — ONTOLOGICAL ORDER](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-vi-ontological-order) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-6) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-3) - [SECTION VII — SUBSTRATE REDUCTION RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-vii-substrate-reduction-rule) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-4) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-7) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure) - [SECTION VIII — MULTI-SUBSTRATE CONDITION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-viii-multi-substrate-condition) - [FORMAL](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-formal) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-5) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure-2) - [SECTION IX — COMPOUND SUBSTRATE RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-ix-compound-substrate-rule) - [DEFINITION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-definition) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-8) - [NOTE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-note) - [SECTION X — ELEMENTAL RELATIVITY RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-x-elemental-relativity-rule) - [DEFINITION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-definition-2) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-6) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-9) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure-3) - [SECTION XI — DEFAULT RESOLUTION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xi-default-resolution) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-7) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-10) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure-4) - [SECTION XII — SUBJECT CONDITIONS](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xii-subject-conditions) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-8) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-11) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure-5) - [SECTION XIII — RELATION TO OTHER TENETS](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xiii-relation-to-other-tenets) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-9) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-12) - [SECTION XIV — LAYER SEPARATION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xiv-layer-separation) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-10) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-13) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure-6) - [SECTION XV — INSTRUMENTATIVUM EXPANSION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xv-instrumentativum-expansion) - [DEFINITION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-definition-3) - [REGIMES](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-regimes) - [GENERATED SPECIES](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-generated-species) - [CORRELATIVE STRUCTURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-correlative-structure) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-14) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure-7) - [SECTION XVI — SUBJECT ACCESS THROUGH MIXTURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xvi-subject-access-through-mixture) - [FORMAL](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-formal-2) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-11) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-15) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure-8) - [SECTION XVII — SUBJECT FUNCTION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xvii-subject-function) - [FUNCTION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-function) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-12) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-16) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure-9) - [SECTION XVIII — NON-ONTOLOGY GUARANTEE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xviii-non-ontology-guarantee) - [PROHIBITIONS](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-prohibitions) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-13) - [CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-constraint-17) - [FAILURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-failure-10) - [SECTION XIX — GLOBAL CONSTRAINT](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xix-global-constraint) - [NON-SUBSTITUTION RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-non-substitution-rule) - [GLOBAL INVALIDATION](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-global-invalidation) - [RULE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-rule-14) - [SECTION XX — CLOSURE](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-section-xx-closure) - [RELATION LAW](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-relation-law) - [FINAL STATE:](#local-section-06-stack-sk-tenet-k-doctrinalinvariants-final-state) ============================================================ TENET K — SUBIECTA / SUBSTRATA REGIME Ars Generalis Applied Version: 1.1.0-TENET-K-CONTEXTUAL-CONTRACTION Status: CANONICAL-CANDIDATE / STRUCTURAL REGIME / CONTEXTUAL-CONTRACTION-INTEGRATED Authority: TENET Scope: Substrate (subject) regime Mutation Policy: VERSION-CONTROLLED ONLY Class: TENET ============================================================ END SECTION 0 — HEADER ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION I — PRINCIPLE ============================================================ TENET K defines the regime governing the Subjects (Subiecta / Substrata) used by the Art. Subjects are ontological domains of reference to which discourse may belong. Subjects are not answers. Subjects are the substrata to which: • principia (TENET A) • relations (TENET T) are applied. ------------------------------------------------------------ Subjects are: • epistemically accessed through mixture • ontologically presupposed as a closed set • combinatorially open in expression ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ Subjects must not: • be generated by execution • be modified by OPERA • be inferred from traversal ============================================================ END SECTION I ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION II — SEMANTIC REGISTRY BINDING ============================================================ All Subjects defined in TENET K are: • registered semantic carriers • bound to TENET B registry discipline • invariant under naming variation ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • each subject resolves to a single registry identity • no aliasing may introduce semantic ambiguity • no subject may exist outside registry mapping ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ Semantic identity is: • stable • non-contextual • non-derived ============================================================ END SECTION II ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION III — ORDINAL STRUCTURAL PRIMACY ============================================================ Carrier: SUBJECT_ORDINAL_SLOT := {Ⅰ..Ⅸ} ------------------------------------------------------------ Mapping (BETICAL + numeric reference): Ⅰ → B → Deus Ⅱ → C → Angelus Ⅲ → D → Caelum Ⅳ → E → Homo Ⅴ → F → Imaginatio Ⅵ → G → Sensitivum / Animal Ⅶ → H → Vegetativum Ⅷ → I → Elementativum Ⅸ → K → Instrumentativum ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • ORDINAL_SLOT is the structural carrier • BETICAL symbol is mnemonic selector • ordinal precedence is absolute • no reordering permitted ============================================================ END SECTION III ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION IV — NUMERIC BINDING ============================================================ Each BETICAL carrier is bound to a cardinal value: B → 2 C → 3 D → 4 E → 5 F → 6 G → 7 H → 8 I → 9 J/K → 10 ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • numeric values are reference bindings only • numeric mapping must not alter ontology • ordinal slot remains primary ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ Numeric values: • support ordering reference • do not introduce computation ============================================================ END SECTION IV ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION V — LETTER EQUIVALENCE RULE ============================================================ J ≡ K ------------------------------------------------------------ INTERPRETATION ------------------------------------------------------------ • both map to Instrumentativum • both resolve to ordinal slot Ⅸ • both share numeric value 10 ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • no semantic distinction permitted • usage variation must not affect classification • equivalence is structural, not contextual ============================================================ END SECTION V ============================================================ Continuing TENET K serialization. ============================================================ SECTION VI — ONTOLOGICAL ORDER ============================================================ Descending ontological ladder: Deus Angelus Caelum Homo Imaginatio Sensitivum / Animal Vegetativum Elementativum Instrumentativum ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ This order is: • ontological • non-operational • non-executable ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ Ontological order must not be used as: • gate order • execution sequence • classification logic ============================================================ END SECTION VI ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION VII — SUBSTRATE REDUCTION RULE ============================================================ Any discourse must be reducible to one or more Subjects. ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ If a domain appears new: → reduce to nearest canonical Subject ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • no new subjects may be introduced • reduction must preserve semantic integrity • reduction must not collapse distinct domains ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ subject_inflation invalid_reduction semantic_collapse ============================================================ END SECTION VII ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION VIII — MULTI-SUBSTRATE CONDITION ============================================================ A discourse may involve multiple Subjects. ------------------------------------------------------------ FORMAL ------------------------------------------------------------ Let: Σ := set of active Subjects Constraint: |Σ| ≤ 3 ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ • at least one primary substrate must exist • additional substrates must be justified • no arbitrary expansion permitted ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ over-substration unbounded_subject_set ambiguous_primary ============================================================ END SECTION VIII ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION IX — COMPOUND SUBSTRATE RULE ============================================================ Compound structure: σ := σ₁ σ₂ σ₃ ------------------------------------------------------------ DEFINITION ------------------------------------------------------------ σ₁ = primary substrate σ₂ = secondary substrate σ₃ = tertiary substrate ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • σ₁ must be unique • σ₂, σ₃ are optional • ordering must reflect dependency relevance ------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE ------------------------------------------------------------ F (Imaginatio) frequently acts as mediator in symbolic / formal / representational discourse ============================================================ END SECTION IX ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION X — ELEMENTAL RELATIVITY RULE ============================================================ Elementativum (I) denotes relative partitivity. ------------------------------------------------------------ DEFINITION ------------------------------------------------------------ element(level_x) := relative substrate(level_x) ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ • element ≠ absolute primitive • element = compositional role within context ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • a subject may be: whole in one context element in another • no absolute minimal ontology is implied ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ absolute_atomization context_loss ontological_flattening ============================================================ END SECTION X ============================================================ Continuing TENET K serialization. ============================================================ SECTION XI — DEFAULT RESOLUTION ============================================================ If substrate cannot be determined: σ := F (Imaginatio) ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ • representation precedes ontological determination • symbolic domains default to F unless resolved otherwise ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • fallback must be explicit • fallback must not be treated as final classification ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ silent_fallback false_determination unjustified_assignment ============================================================ END SECTION XI ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION XII — SUBJECT CONDITIONS ============================================================ Application must preserve: • subject definition • subject distinction • inter-subject concordance • ontological hierarchy ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ No operation may: • merge subjects without justification • erase subject boundaries • invert ontological relations ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ All discourse must: • respect subject identity • maintain cross-subject coherence ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ subject_collapse hierarchy_violation discordant_application ============================================================ END SECTION XII ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION XIII — RELATION TO OTHER TENETS ============================================================ TENET K operates in coordination with: TENET A → principia TENET T → relations TENET E → rules / interrogative carriers TENET B → semantic registry TENET D → articulation layer ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ • TENET K defines substrate space • other TENETS operate over that space ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • no TENET may redefine substrate canon • no cross-tenet collapse permitted ============================================================ END SECTION XIII ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION XIV — LAYER SEPARATION ============================================================ Layer roles: TENET K → defines substrate canon ROTA S → displays substrate structure OPERA S → classifies discourse into substrates ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ No cross-layer collapse permitted. ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • TENET K must not classify • ROTA S must not interpret • OPERA S must not redefine ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ layer_collapse role_violation classification_leak ============================================================ END SECTION XIV ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION XV — INSTRUMENTATIVUM EXPANSION ============================================================ K — Instrumentativum denotes operative mediation. ------------------------------------------------------------ DEFINITION ------------------------------------------------------------ INSTRUMENTATIVUM := that by which a subject operates within a principial configuration ------------------------------------------------------------ REGIMES ------------------------------------------------------------ • NATURAL instruments (organs, faculties, tools) • MORAL instruments (virtues, vices, habits) ------------------------------------------------------------ GENERATED SPECIES ------------------------------------------------------------ Virtues and vices are: • not subjects • not principles • generated instrumental species ------------------------------------------------------------ CORRELATIVE STRUCTURE ------------------------------------------------------------ For each instrument i: correlatives(i) := {agent, patient, act} ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • Instrumentativum must not be reduced to "tool" • moral and natural regimes must be preserved • no flattening of instrumental domain permitted ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ instrument_reduction moral_loss correlative_erasure ============================================================ END SECTION XV ============================================================ Continuing TENET K serialization — final batch. ============================================================ SECTION XVI — SUBJECT ACCESS THROUGH MIXTURE ============================================================ Subjects are structurally closed and combinatorially explorable. ------------------------------------------------------------ FORMAL ------------------------------------------------------------ access(S) := MIX(P, R) Where: P := {A, T} R := rules ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ • subjects are accessed epistemically through mixture • mixture does not generate ontological domains ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ access ≠ generate_being ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ ontological_generation invalid_access mixture_confusion ============================================================ END SECTION XVI ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION XVII — SUBJECT FUNCTION ============================================================ Subjects define the universal domain of discourse. ------------------------------------------------------------ FUNCTION ------------------------------------------------------------ Subjects: • contain all ontological reference domains • receive principial application • support relational articulation • enable combinatorial expression ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ All discourse must: • be grounded in at least one subject • respect subject constraints ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ No discourse may exist: • outside subject space • without substrate anchoring ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ substrate_absence invalid_domain ungrounded_discourse ============================================================ END SECTION XVII ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION XVIII — NON-ONTOLOGY GUARANTEE ============================================================ TENET K defines ontological domains of reference. ------------------------------------------------------------ PROHIBITIONS ------------------------------------------------------------ TENET K does NOT: • perform classification • execute operations • produce propositions • assert existential truth • resolve ambiguity ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ • classification belongs to OPERA S • exposure belongs to ROTA S • TENET K remains purely structural ------------------------------------------------------------ CONSTRAINT ------------------------------------------------------------ • no inference may originate from TENET K alone • no operational behavior may be derived from TENET K ------------------------------------------------------------ FAILURE ------------------------------------------------------------ ontology_execution_leak classification_from_tenet semantic_overreach ============================================================ END SECTION XVIII ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION XIX — GLOBAL CONSTRAINT ============================================================ All rules defined in TENET K must be satisfied simultaneously. ------------------------------------------------------------ NON-SUBSTITUTION RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ No condition may substitute another. • reduction ≠ classification • ontology ≠ operation • mapping ≠ execution ------------------------------------------------------------ GLOBAL INVALIDATION ------------------------------------------------------------ Failure of any condition: → invalidates substrate integrity ------------------------------------------------------------ RULE ------------------------------------------------------------ Substrate regime must remain: • closed • finite • non-mutating • structurally invariant ============================================================ END SECTION XIX ============================================================ ============================================================ SECTION XX — CLOSURE ============================================================ SECTION XX-A -- SUBJECT CONTEXTUAL CONTRACTION ============================================================ TENET K admits contextual contraction within the closed subject regime as a secunda intentio articulation. FORMAL: X ⟨ Y ⟩ Read: X under subject-context Y X as instantiated within Y X relative to Y X of Y Where: X ∈ DOMINIUM_SUBIECTORUM Y ∈ DOMINIUM_SUBIECTORUM Subject contextual contraction is an articulation of subject relation, a lawful analogy carrier, an interpretive constraint layer, and a chamber-interpretation support. It is not a new subject, not a compound substrate by itself, not an ontological merger, not an execution result, and not a hierarchy inversion. NON-CREATION: X ⟨ Y ⟩ ∉ DOMINIUM_SUBIECTORUM as a new member ASYMMETRY: X ⟨ Y ⟩ ≠ Y ⟨ X ⟩ Examples: Imaginatio ⟨ Homo ⟩ image / representation under the human subject Sensitivum ⟨ Homo ⟩ animal / sensitive life considered under the human subject Elementativum ⟨ Homo ⟩ elemental constitution under the human subject Elementativum ⟨ Sensitivum ⟩ elemental constitution under animal / sensitive life Imaginatio ⟨ Deus ⟩ image / representation under divine subject-context Angelus ⟨ Homo ⟩ intelligible / angelic subject considered under human context CONTEXT DOMINANCE: In X ⟨ Y ⟩, Y defines the subject-context. X remains the articulated subject-aspect. Y may constrain analogy, interpretation, chamber reading, relation selection, and substrate emphasis. Y may not create X, erase X, convert X into Y, or authorize a new substrate. RELATION TO COMPOUND SUBSTRATE: σ := σ1 σ2 σ3 answers which subjects are active in a discourse. X ⟨ Y ⟩ answers how subject X is read under subject-context Y. Rule: X ⟨ Y ⟩ may annotate σ, but must not replace σ. LAWFUL ANALOGY: X ⟨ Y ⟩ ~ X ⟨ Z ⟩ Example: Elementativum ⟨ Homo ⟩ ~ Elementativum ⟨ Sensitivum ⟩ Meaning: elemental constitution may be compared under human and animal contexts without collapsing Homo and Sensitivum. Failure: contextual_subject_reification subject_context_collapse implicit_analogy new_subject_by_contraction compound_substrate_replacement ============================================================ END SECTION XX-A ============================================================ ============================================================ TENET K establishes the universal substrate regime for AGLA. ------------------------------------------------------------ It guarantees: • finite ontological domain set • strict subject distinction • hierarchical organization • compatibility with principial regimes • epistemic access through mixture • preservation of instrumental domain ------------------------------------------------------------ It enforces: • no subject creation • no ontological drift • no execution leakage • no cross-layer collapse ------------------------------------------------------------ RELATION LAW ------------------------------------------------------------ TENET K → defines substrates ROTA S → displays substrates OPERA S → classifies substrates ------------------------------------------------------------ FINAL STATE: TENET K — CANONICAL-CANDIDATE / STRUCTURAL REGIME ============================================================ END TENET K ============================================================ TENET K fully serialized and reissued. Ready for: CAPUT integrity confirmation (already satisfied) GLOBAL CONTROL-PLANE validation SYSTEM_INDEX registration (pending approval)