March 23, 2026Open Access

The CDR Sweep Architecture A Seven-Stage Detection and Intervention Protocol for Coherence-Decoherence-Recoherence Dynamics Across All Domains

Q: What is the clinical evidence from this study?

Study design: Other. Population: Coherence-Decoherence-Recoherence dynamics. Intervention: CDR Sweep Architecture.

Key Result

The CDR Sweep Architecture establishes a seven-stage detection and intervention protocol for identifying Coherence-Decoherence-Recoherence dynamics across all domains.

Key Points

This paper aims to establish a comprehensive detection and intervention protocol for coherence-decoherence-recoherence dynamics across various fields.
Developed a seven-stage architecture, including detection, assessment, and intervention phases.
Incorporated Stage 0 for binary testing and Stage 1 for specific domain detection.
Included stages for pathology confirmation, ecological assessment, and psychological evaluation.
Implemented a framework for interventions at both molecular and ecological levels.
Established prior art for the two-attractor model emphasizing health maintenance versus health reduction.
Outlined a four-tier intervention cost framework applicable across various domains.
Demonstrated the CDR Sweep Architecture's potential for broad, interdisciplinary usage.

PICO

Population

Coherence-Decoherence-Recoherence dynamics

Intervention / Comparator

CDR Sweep Architecture

Abstract

Abstract This paper establishes prior art for the CDR Sweep Architecture: a seven-stage detection and intervention protocol for identifying Coherence-Decoherence-Recoherence dynamics across all scientific, clinical, ecological, computational, and governance domains. The architecture comprises Stage 0 (CDR existence binary test), Stage 1 (substrate-specific detection), Stage 2 (pathological confirmation), Stage 3 (niche ecology census), Stage 4 (neurological/psychological/psychiatric assessment), Stage 5 (intervention), and Stage 6 (sustained coherence/governance). The paper further establishes prior art for the two-attractor model (health-maintaining and health-reducing), the pathological environment constraint, the four-tier intervention cost framework, the pharmaceutical two-attractor sweep at molecular bonding level, and the accommodation boundary excluding enhancement. All methodology is placed in the public domain under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.