This framework assesses structural viability, highlighting boundaries and compatibility in physical systems, indicating critical operational limits.
The Paton Admissibility Lens introduces a viability-first analytical framework that evaluates when structures, models, or systems governed by existing physical and logical laws are permitted to continue or must fail. This framework does not replace or modify physical laws; instead, it provides a structural evaluation layer that determines persistence, tolerance, breakdown, and admissibility boundaries. This paper formally defines where the admissibility lens begins, where it operates, and where it terminates, ensuring scientific compatibility and preventing scope overreach.
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