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Discusses the determination of identity tolerance in frame constitution, indicating its structural derivation and implications.
Paper 57 established the Frame Continuity Condition (FCC) as the identity complement to LP’s existence condition IR ≤ 1. FCC requires that Frame drift from origin does not exceed identity tolerance δ_F. The present paper addresses the determination of δ_F. We argue that δ_F is neither empirically stipulated nor universally fixed, but structurally derived from a distinction internal to Frame itself: F_constitutive, the identity-bearing core of the Frame, and F_operational, its variable expression. δ_F is the maximal displacement of F_operational compatible with F_constitutive remaining intact. This derivation makes δ_F system-relative without making it arbitrary, and operational without requiring external calibration. The result extends LP’s measurement program to the identity dimension and closes the determination problem opened by FCC.
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