Formal Map of the Phenomenological Branch of the General Theory of Cognitive Structuring

This technical note provides a current formal map of the phenomenological and qualitative-readability branch of the General Theory of Cognitive Structuring (GTCS). It is an indexing and dependency artifact rather than a new phenomenological owner: it introduces no new branch primitive, operator, empirical claim, or cross-branch theorem. The map distinguishes five relation types that should not be conflated: publication order, direct constitutive dependency, historical construction or motivation, current normative ownership, and optional comparison or conditioning. The resulting architecture is not a cumulative publication sequence. PH01–PH08 form a branching foundation owner layer; PH20–PH24 form the formal qualitative-mapping owner layer; PH10 is an operationalization consumer; PH11–PH19 are computational realizations; and PH25 is a cross-branch bridge to the independently owned Inter-System Conflict architecture. The note also provides a current active-object registry and a protected non-equivalence register. Formal owner objects are kept distinct from operational proxies and toy realizations; PH08 pre-mapping receiver readout is kept distinct from PH20/PH21 mapping definedness and mapping quality; and PH24 mapping conflict is kept distinct from Inter-System Conflict. The document therefore serves as a synchronic reference for current ownership, dependency discipline, realization status, and cross-branch interfaces across the phenomenological and qualitative-readability branch of GTCS.