Cross‑Module Propagation Map

Replicators → Transporters → CTs#

Summary#

This map shows how identity, asymmetry, blueprints, substrates, and environments propagate across the three operator families.

1. Propagation Diagram (textual)#

(T, M) --𝓡--> (T, M)
|             |
|             v
+----𝓣----> (T, S₂)
|
v
--𝓒--> (T, E')

2. Propagation Rules#

Identity Kernel (T)#

• Preserved across all modules
• No drift allowed
• Correction allowed only in windows

Asymmetry (A(T))#

• Must remain > 0
• Never modified
• Acts as continuity invariant

Blueprint (M)#

• Propagates only through Replicators
• Transporters preserve but do not modify
• CTs ignore

Substrate (S)#

• Modified only by Transporters
• Replicators and CTs treat substrate as fixed

Environment (E)#

• Modified only by CTs
• Replicators and Transporters preserve

3. Propagation Table#

Claim#

Cross‑module propagation is stable because each operator family modifies only one structural component while preserving the rest.