Detection Ontology, Part 2: The Ontological Axiom, The Tri-Domain Architecture, and the Structural Constant

Detection Ontology (DO) replaces descriptive physics with a single ontological axiom: \[ Existence Detectability \] This is formalized as the fixed-point equation \( U = D(U) \), where \( U \) is the Universal Spectral Object and \( D \) is the Detection Operator, subject to the absolute conservation law: \[ {d Iₜₒₜₐₗ}{dt} = 0 \] We introduce the Tri-Domain Architecture, a rigorous pipeline bridging quantum mechanics and general relativity. It defines three distinct layers: - Meta Domain: 26-dimensional Arithmetic Reservoir of pure potential - Micro Domain: 4-dimensional Tetrahedral Quantum Point (TQP) mesh where detection occurs - Macro Domain: the emergent continuous geometric spacetime Reality is compiled through the pipeline: \[ Code (Meta) → Pixels (Micro) → Image (Macro) \]