What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to develop a model describing how meaning is fixed and stabilized in translation regimes absent feedback.

February 19, 2026Open Access

Non-Responsive Order as a Systems Constraint: A Structural Theory of Meaning Fixation and Stabilization Practices

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The aim is to develop a model describing how meaning is fixed and stabilized in translation regimes absent feedback.
Develop a framework for translation mappings in interpretive systems.
Define structural limit regimes using entropy ratios and constraint operators.
Provide measurable indicators and predictions applicable to various systems.
Introduces formal definitions relevant to meaning fixation.
Establishes measurable indicators for assessing translation regimes.
Offers testable predictions for institutional and computational systems.

Abstract

This project contains the preprint and supporting materials for the paper “Non-Responsive Order as a Systems Constraint,” which proposes an information-theoretic and systems-theoretic model of translation regimes and meaning fixation under feedback-absent conditions. The framework models interpretive systems as translation mappings without corrective higher-order feedback and defines structural limit regimes using entropy ratios and constraint operators. The work provides formal definitions, measurable regime indicators, and testable predictions across institutional and computational systems. Version: 1.0 preprint for priority record and journal submission preparation. Author: Yuichi Fujiki (Independent Researcher) ORCID: 0009-0002-9746-4700

Non-Responsive Order as a Systems Constraint: A Structural Theory of Meaning Fixation and Stabilization Practices

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