Constraint–Accessibility Mapping: A Minimal Formal Extension of the Domain of Non-Existence

This unfinished working paper presents Constraint-Accessibility Mapping (CAM) as a minimal formal extension of the Domain of Non-Existence framework. The paper distinguishes between constraint-blocked and dynamics-blocked non-observable states, using a resonance-box experiment and a 1D wave simulation as motivating examples. It introduces a Constraint-Accessibility Mapping operator M(C, Phi) to clarify why some unrealized states are structurally impossible under current constraints while others are permitted but inaccessible from the current dynamic operating point. This paper is unfinished and should be treated as a provisional formal note rather than a completed or fully reviewed framework. It is included for archival continuity and as part of the broader Domain of Non-Existence / Cognitive Trinity Framework research sequence.