Conjecture S.1 — Emergent Relativity, not proven here
Formal statement
IF (L1) “frame” is restricted to linear, homogeneous reparametrizations of ; (L2) coherence-preserving transformations map uniform (non-dissipating) motion to uniform motion; and (L3) the admissible transformation set is isotropic (no preferred spatial direction) — THEN the standard relativity-derivation argument (e.g. Einstein 1905; Pal, “Nothing but Relativity,” 2003) implies the admissible group is either the Galilean group or the Lorentz group with invariant speed . None of (L1)–(L3) is established from the closure framework itself in this appendix; each is an additional physical assumption. No proof is given here.
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.