Applied research module formalizes dynamics of coupled informational agents, enhancing understanding of emotional interactions.
EF-Relational Fields v1.0 is an Applied Research Module (Series C3) of Emotional Field Theory (EF). It formalises the dynamics of two coupled informational agents and introduces the relational field as a domain of EF variables and propositions that emerge from coupling rather than from either agent in isolation. The document introduces three central domain constructions: coupling parameter κ_AB, directed load transfer U_A→B = U_A ∩ Σ_B, and relational density ρ_rel. It proves propositions on relational perception, density-gradient compression, directed load transfer, dyadic density traps, relational O0-loops, field attunement, minimal dyadic recovery, and conductance-collapse propagation. Scope is bounded to the two-agent dyad. This document is not a clinical, couples-therapy, psychiatric, or relationship-advice framework.
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