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This research aims to define the architectural constraints necessary for reflexive systems to operate securely under irreversible conditions.

January 26, 2026Open Access

Minimal Architectures under Irreversibility

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This research aims to define the architectural constraints necessary for reflexive systems to operate securely under irreversible conditions.
Derived constraints for minimal architecture in reflexive systems
Analyzed dominance relations between architectural layers
Formalized limits for self-modification in non-ideal systems
Security, stability, and persistence cannot arise solely from adaptive mechanisms
Structural imposition is essential for achieving safe self-modification
Clear limits are established for interactions between layers of architecture

Resumen

This work derives minimal architectural constraints for reflexive systems operating under irreversible conditions. It shows that security, stability, and persistence cannot emerge solely from reflexive or adaptive mechanisms, and must instead be structurally imposed. The framework formalizes dominance relations between architectural layers and establishes limits for safe self-modification in non-ideal systems.

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