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General Theory of Meta and Universal Representation | Synapse

June 3, 20260 citationsOpen Access

General Theory of Meta and Universal Representation

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JCJeremy H. Carroll

Key Points

The framework aims to establish a robust system for representation changes and transport mechanisms without central authority.
Introduces the Omega stack for managing representation and transport.
Aligns with Canonical Omega Math Spine and GTLA v1.2.
Delivers a Lean 4 replay project for testing bicategory coherence and transport sources.
Presents a certified representation-transport bridge enhancing transport mechanisms.
Establishes loss ledgers for tracking discrepancies in transport.
Defines transport obstruction classes to improve reliability in communication.

Abstract

GTMUR v1.1 presents the certified representation-transport and packet-search bridge of the Omega stack. It governs typed representation change, descent-compatible transport certificates, loss ledgers, comparison coherence, and transport obstruction classes without promoting transport into authority. The release aligns with the current Canonical Omega Math Spine and GTLA v1.2. Its public bundle includes a minimal Lean 4 replay project for the concrete GTMUR-T02 bicategory-coherence and GTMUR-T07 transport-obstruction sources.Authority in a target regime still requires target terminalization and the target `IsAuth` predicate.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc49adee9eb8c0dce62b9 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20492636