Presents a checklist that determines system persistence across various domains, suggesting a unified criterion for stability.
This paper presents a minimal structural checklist for determining whether a state within a system can persist. The framework is domain-neutral and applies across... physics engineering optimisation control systems artificial intelligence biology institutional systems. Persistence is defined through structural admissibility, requiring valid origin formation, system membership, and bounded tolerance within governing constraints. The result is a compact interdisciplinary criterion for continuation or collapse.
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