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June 15, 2026Open Access

The Information-Transition Boundary of Representation Systems

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CBCsaba BaloghSemmelweis University

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The paper shows how the boundary between visible and invisible transformations in representation systems defines lawful perturbations and communication.

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This research aims to quantitatively define the information-transition boundary of representation systems and its implications for perturbations.
Developed a three-term identity relating visible, boundary, and invisible perturbations.
Identified boundary perturbations as lawful changes through automorphisms of representation systems.
Formulated communication characteristics of the boundary, including differential information transfer.
Confirmed that the boundary operates as a lossless communication channel, revealing only the induced automorphism.
Established that boundary information is differential, structured by ordered pairs.
Measured the size of the invisible part at the boundary of observational exhaustion where entropy intersects with dimension.

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Csaba Balogh (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2f98a0a1cfeec490829b87 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20679228

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