GENERATIVE_MULTICARRIER EXPOSURE_GEOMETRY v2
GENERATIVE_MULTICARRIER EXPOSURE_GEOMETRY Table of Contents Front Matter Preface Purpose of Generative Multicarrier Exposure Geometry GMEG as mathematical substrate, discovery architecture, and proof-construction governance Relationship to ORSIΩ and RSRΩ Intended mathematical, scientific, computational, and institutional audiences Notation and symbolic compression conventions Architectural diagrams and dependency notation How to read architecture, toolkit, instance, and proof layers How to distinguish permanent mathematical structure from temporary discovery scaffolding Versioning, ancestry, and rehydration conventions Executive Synthesis The central GMEG thesis Distinction as the primary architectural primitive Transport as the primary geometric feature Why geometry requires comparison across separation Why one source may generate several non-equivalent carriers Why no carrier is automatically universal Why transformations create obligations Why selective transport creates debt ...