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April 3, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Regulation Structures in Persistent Selection Systems: RG-0 to RG-9 and the Life-Regulation-Proto Kernel in D-Architecture

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JJJae Hoon Jung

Key Points

  • This work aims to formalize the Life-Regulation-Proto kernel within the context of D-Architecture.
  • Identified RG-0 to RG-9 as the operational structures following Life.
  • Outlined the components of the Life-Regulation-Proto kernel including Rate, Delay, Buffer, and others.
  • Specified the regulation layer for implementation in non-teleological structures.
  • Established a formal structure for operational regulation layers in D-Architecture.
  • Defined key elements that interact to ensure future-selectable openness.
  • Clarified the role of the regulation layer in supporting system functionality.

Abstract

This note presents RG-0 to RG-9 of D-Architecture as the first necessary operational structure that appears after Life once mere continuation is no longer enough to preserve future-selectable openness. It formalizes the Life-Regulation-Proto (LRP) kernel through Rate, Delay, Buffer, Suppress, pattern-based signal coupling, Restoration Channel, and Proto-Model. The note supplements the prior reductio derivation of D-Architecture and the published Operational Conditions note by specifying the regulation layer as an implementation-relevant but non-teleological structural kernel.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf5e5f5a333a821460cbechttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19376952
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