BIT Block 6 Stage 1: Intrinsic Dynamics and Observable Models in Typed Systems

Block 6 Stage 1 of Boundary Information Theory (BIT) presents a research architecture linking system evolution, trait emergence and persistence, traces affecting subsequent dynamics, and observation and intentional construction. Six components organize the framework: intrinsic dynamics and typing; trait emergence; persistence and continuation; observable models; intentional construction; and composition and limits. The unchanged main manuscript v1.1 integrates conceptual sources, the finite INT-02 integration case, and conditional mathematical results from BSO and MATHLINK. Each result retains its source domain, assumptions, and dependencies. The framework distinguishes emergence from persistence, loss of a manifestation from loss of its effects, and accuracy of a reduced description from complete knowledge of a system. All ten handoff items retain open questions. This edition adds the conceptual supplement “Orientation on Vùng Tính in BIT Block 6”, v1.0 dated 10 September 2026. It proposes a working definition of vùng Tính as a configuration with constrained interaction and transformation capabilities, four working axioms, and eight candidate property axes. It connects selected GART and MEI records to open questions about interaction networks, state landscapes, thresholds, instability, prediction and computational timeliness, traces, the arrow of time, and intentional intervention. The supplement is a conceptual orientation and research handoff. It does not modify the main manuscript, add assumptions to previously closed results, or establish a new physical field. The author’s notion of intrinsic mathematics and physics remains an ontological proposal. Scoped model results and checks are not treated as universal empirical validation or certification of globally novel mathematics. Files include the 25-page main PDF and corresponding Word manuscript v1.1 dated 9 September 2026; the unchanged B6-REL-01 v1.0 source and handoff archive; the orientation supplement in PDF and Word; and an edition reading note. The main manuscript and supplement are in Vietnamese, with bilingual record descriptions. Stage 1 research remains at its established stopping point.