This paper fixes invariance within structural conditions. An upper bound has been fixed as a structural bound of ordering and denoted as c. This bound is not introduced as speed, propagation, or rate, and is not treated as a measurable or comparative quantity. Invariance is not defined as constancy or equality. It is fixed as non-variability. The upper bound does not vary and is not subject to parameterization, measurement, or observational determination. No subject is introduced. No meaning is introduced. No comparison or temporal persistence is assumed. The system is not extended or derived, and no causality is introduced. This paper fixes invariance as a structural condition that maintains the upper bound without transformation, variation, or dependence.
Juza Minamikata (Mon,) studied this question.
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