Conceptual analysis of coherence triad interpretations across different scientific domains, suggesting varied perspectives.
Version 3.0 The C–L–R Triad is presented alphabetically, but the indices are orthogonal invariants and do not imply a fixed order of evaluation. Different scientific domains naturally emphasize different reading sequences depending on which observable is primary. For example, C→R→L may arise in stability‑focused analyses, L→C→R in boundary‑first systems, and C‑only evaluations in contexts where internal coherence is the sole relevant quantity. These permutations do not alter the underlying geometry of the Triad; they simply reflect different interpretive lenses applied to the same invariant structure.
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Cody A Kristenson (2026) studied this question.
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