The Transformation Principle: Experience and the Evolution of Systems

This paper closes a four-work series on relational transformation. It derives the transformation threshold I_crit without external assumptions by redefining system state as a pair (a, I) in the extended space 𝒜_ext = 𝒜 × ℝ₊. Accumulated coherence is not external to the system — it is part of what the system is. The threshold exists geometrically. Experience does not merely accumulate. It transforms the space of what the system can become.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19199488
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Philosophy and Theoretical Science
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The Transformation Principle: Experience and the Evolution of Systems

Lolla March
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The Transformation Principle: Experience and the Evolution of Systems

Lolla March
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Abstract

This paper closes a four-work series on relational transformation. It derives the transformation threshold I_crit without external assumptions by redefining system state as a pair (a, I) in the extended space 𝒜_ext = 𝒜 × ℝ₊. Accumulated coherence is not external to the system — it is part of what the system is. The threshold exists geometrically. Experience does not merely accumulate. It transforms the space of what the system can become.

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