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Forced Coincidence and Its Boundary in Finite Condition Structures
Accounts of organizational dissolution explain survivor homogenization, temporally concentrated exit, and fragmentation into cohesive subgroups in different vocabularies. Their recurrence is the fact to be explained. A finite condition structure with a minimal dynamic extension generates all three,
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