Manuscript develops a mathematical framework for coherence in complex systems, indicating its broad applicability.
This manuscript develops the mathematical foundations of coherence dynamics within the SIUC (Systemic Integration Unified Coherence) framework. It introduces the coherence space C as an abstract structure for representing invariants, tensions, transitions, and multiscale patterns in complex systems. The article defines the operators governing coherence propagation—including differential, pseudodifferential, nonlocal, multiscale, and memory-based mechanisms—and analyzes how local and global coherence interact across hierarchical levels. Together, these components establish SIUC as a unified mathematical architecture for coherence in physical, biological, cognitive, and collective systems.
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