Definition S.1As stated in the manuscript — not independently proof-checked beyond the v2 audit
Definition S.1 — Frame
Formal statement
A frame is a reparameterization of observational variables under which dynamical phase classification, closure, and coherence diagnostics are evaluated.
A frame is admissible if it preserves:
- the existence of coherent inertial phases,
- horizon robustness,
- the finite maximum propagation speed established in Appendix R.
No assumption is made regarding spacetime geometry.
Source
Appendix S: Emergent Relativity — Lorentz Symmetry as a Stability Constraint — Gravity as a Temporally Closed Dynamical Phase
Gravity as a Temporally Closed Dynamical Phase/33_Appendix_S_Emergent_Relativity.tex
Revision history
Unchanged from the original manuscript — not among the 12 patches applied in v2. See Open Review for logged gaps that may affect this statement.
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