Boundary-Conditioned Reality (BCR): Full Theory Manuscript

This Version 2.10.0 upload is a corrected and expanded full theory manuscript for Boundary-Conditioned Reality (BCR), originally posted on Zenodo on April 19, 2026. Boundary-Conditioned Reality (BCR) is the base theory manuscript name. In BCR, reality means the physically expressed condition of the underlying field after boundary conditions constrain, modulate, suppress, amplify, or reveal it. Boundary-Conditioned Realization (BCR) is the run/audit application name used in later BCR analyses. Realization refers to the formal audit process by which a source structure, boundary-conditioned transformation, and observed output are kept distinct. This version preserves the original Boundary-Conditioned Reality naming while expanding the manuscript into a professional full theory paper. It includes the BCR Substrate-Condition Equation, bounded response functions, visibility anchors, realization layers, Layer 2 branch logic, residual drilldown rules, behavior-state terms, and mandatory BCR run/audit rules. Original Zenodo trace:McBride, Alfred T. Boundary-Conditioned Reality. Zenodo. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19635964. Related BCR records include:10.5281/zenodo.1966904910.5281/zenodo.1993545510.5281/zenodo.20635758