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The research aims to clarify the representation of laws as stable concept-objects with specific conditions for generative consequences.

June 12, 2026Open Access

Non-Contradiction as the Static Local First Law; Opposition-Unity as the No-Terminus Generative First Law: Laws as Stable Concept-Objects with Generative Consequence Closure

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Explores law representations through stable concept-objects and generative consequences, suggesting meaningful theoretical implications.

The research aims to clarify the representation of laws as stable concept-objects with specific conditions for generative consequences.
Establishes non-contradiction as a core principle of stability within laws.
Defines opposition-unity in terms of generative processes in a mathematical framework.
Proves three representation results concerning operational truths and law-level status.
Demonstrates that every non-trivial definition generates opposition and influences its stability.
Establishes that the universe of a proof-apt language aligns with its cut-closure quotient domain.
Identifies law-level status correlating with stable opposition-unity in a quotient space.

Ryubo (2026) studied this question.

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