This work defines a transition between mathematical structures and physical admissibility, highlighting the implications in system validation.
This paper defines the structural transition from mathematical possibility to physical existence within the Paton System. While Tier 2 generates internally consistent structures without limit, Tier 3 introduces a constraint-based admissibility condition governing which structures are permitted to exist as physical systems. The work formalises a minimal gate condition separating structural possibility from empirical persistence, establishing admissibility as a precondition for system membership and continuation. This provides a clear boundary between mathematical validity and physical realisation, without modifying domain-specific scientific models.
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