The Identity of Structural Resolution

This paper establishes the identity of previously defined operators within the Modal–Dependence Calculus (MDC). Structural resolution, information, and stability are shown to be identical to a single evaluation operator, τ. The analysis demonstrates that all evaluative structure reduces to a binary admissibility condition determined solely by the termination of dependency paths. As a result, distinct operator classes collapse into a unified identity, yielding a minimal criterion for structural resolution: a state is admissible if and only if its dependence structure terminates at the invariant anchor.