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The central aim is to present a structured theory of continuum objects and their relationships within the Omega stack.

June 3, 2026Open Access

General Theory of the Continuum - Finite-Shadow Tower

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The central aim is to present a structured theory of continuum objects and their relationships within the Omega stack.
Introduced GTTC v1.0 to organize continuum objects and structures using cofiltered families of finite shadows.
Developed the continuum defect carrier using GTOR-20 hom-modules and GTFOC complex data.
Provided a checkable framework for shadow-factorization under specific mathematical hypotheses.
Formulated conditions for conservativity without asserting universal applicability to all continuum mappings.
Demonstrated bounded authority and compatibility across various mathematical constructs.
Established proofs for cofinal-choice invariance under named hypotheses.

Abstract

GTTC v1.0 presents the continuum finite-shadow tower of the Omega stack. It organizes continuum objects, pro-objects, limit presentations, and infinite-looking structures through declared cofiltered families of finite shadows. Authority remains bounded, query-relative, certificate-compatible, and terminalized. The release aligns with the current Canonical Omega Math Spine. GTTC-5 assembles the continuum defect carrier from GTOR-20 hom-modules and GTFOC complex data, with coverage and cofinal-choice invariance proved under named hypotheses. GTTC-8 supplies a checkable shadow-factorization packet condition for conservativity; it does not claim universal conservativity for arbitrary continuum terminal maps.

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Jeremy H. Carroll (Mon,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc76ddee9eb8c0dce855f https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20482296

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