Anchor Management: A Recursive Collapse – Reframing Dimensional Stability Through Tension and Memory

This paper introduces the Anchor Principle—a field-based framework in which collapse resistance (μ), inertial memory (ν), and tension resolution (τ) form the structural basis for dimensional identity. Where string theory proposes vibrational geometry, this model provides a recursive anchor: structure arises not by motion alone, but through memory–resistance equilibrium. Includes a formal comparison between recursive and terminal collapse regimes. Now formally linked to Mendulate Geometry [DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15239602].