Paton Warp Exploration Corridor

This paper explores the structural conditions required for hypothetical warp travel within the Paton System framework. Rather than treating warp travel purely as a metric engineering problem, the analysis examines the admissibility constraints governing the persistence of spacetime structures under extreme curvature. The concept of a warp exploration corridor is introduced as a structurally admissible region through which controlled spacetime deformation may permit effective translation without violating system persistence constraints. The framework interprets warp geometry through the Boundary–Relation–Persistence architecture and admissibility conditions that govern the stability of physical systems.