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Multiscale Visibility Theory: A Task-Relative Operator-Geometric Framework for Observation, Robustness, and Detectability
Multiscale Visibility Theory (MVT) is introduced as a task-relative operator-geometric framework for determining how prescribed information survives and remains accessible through a structured observation architecture. Rather than evaluating observation quality by transform magnitude, output energy,
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