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A Cross-Domain Simulation of Structural Coherence Thresholds
Emergent Necessity Theory (ENT) proposes that structured reality across physical, biological, and artificial systems emerges not from probabilistic evolution or observer interaction, but from a coherence threshold τc beyond which structure becomes necessary. This report presents domain-specific simulations of τ(t) dynamics in Neural, AI, and Quantum systems. We analyze structural emergence, collapse behavior, symbolic drift, and perturbation stability using clear mathematical structures and vector-based simulation overlays.
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