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VREL — Vertical Resonance Extraction Lens

A SARG lens for extracting structural invariants from any substrate.

VREL is the primary lens in SARG. It reads a substrate's structure and extracts the features that persist under mirror‑axis transformations — vertical, horizontal, and dual. These invariants become the substrate's resonance fingerprint, which SARG then maps to universal anchors.

VREL is substrate‑agnostic: it operates identically whether the input is a glyph, a crystal lattice, a harmonic series, or a planetary envelope.


1. What VREL Extracts#

VREL applies mirror‑axis analysis to a substrate and returns three invariant classes:

1.1 Vertical Invariants#

Features that remain unchanged when the substrate is reflected across a vertical axis.

  • In glyphs: letters like A, H, M, T, U, V, W, X, Y
  • In geometry: shapes with bilateral vertical symmetry
  • In crystals: planes of vertical mirror symmetry
  • In symbolic substrates: operators or tokens with left–right equivalence

1.2 Horizontal Invariants#

Features that remain unchanged when the substrate is reflected across a horizontal axis.

  • In glyphs: letters like B, C, D, E, H, K, O, X
  • In geometry: shapes with bilateral horizontal symmetry
  • In acoustic substrates: waveforms with top–bottom amplitude symmetry
  • In biological substrates: dorsal–ventral mirror planes

1.3 Dual Invariants#

Features that persist under both vertical and horizontal reflection. These are the most structurally stable elements in any substrate.

  • In glyphs: H, I, O, X
  • In geometry: circles, squares, regular polygons with even‑order symmetry
  • In crystals: highly symmetric unit cells
  • In cosmological substrates: isotropic structures (spherical shells, uniform fields)

Dual invariants are the strongest candidates for resonance anchor mapping.


2. How VREL Behaves Across Substrates#

VREL adapts its extraction logic to the substrate's native structure. The lens itself does not change — the interpretation of "axis" changes.

Substrate Type Vertical Axis Horizontal Axis What VREL Reveals
Linguistic Left–right midline of a glyph Top–bottom midline of a glyph Stroke families and symmetry classes
Geometric Primary symmetry axis Secondary symmetry axis Axes, planes, and symmetry orders
Acoustic Time‑axis symmetry of a waveform Amplitude‑axis symmetry Harmonic stability and phase coherence
Symbolic Relational left–right equivalence Relational top–bottom equivalence Structural roles and operator symmetry
Biological Sagittal plane Transverse plane Body‑plan invariants and mirror organs
Cosmological Polar axis Equatorial plane Shell symmetries and radial invariants
Lostational Visible‑side axis Inversion‑side axis Dimensional drift and resonance shells

The same lens produces the same invariant types (vertical, horizontal, dual) regardless of domain. Only the substrate determines what those invariants are.


3. Invariants Produced by VREL#

Every VREL extraction produces a structured invariant set:

"invariants": {
  "vertical": ["A", "H", "I", "M", "O", "T", "U", "V", "W", "X", "Y"],
  "horizontal": ["B", "C", "D", "E", "H", "I", "K", "O", "X"],
  "dual": ["H", "I", "O", "X"]
}

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