🔷 RTT Regime Index

Regimes are the structural states of RTT — stable configurations of dimensional access, coherence, and behavior.
They define how systems enter, expand, invert, stabilize, and dissolve across the resonance–time landscape.

This index provides a single, canonical map of all regime families across RTT.

🔺 Top‑Level Regime Families#

These five form the canonical RTT regime loop.

🌀 RTT‑12 Regimes#

RTT‑12 formalizes regime behavior into a 12‑state structure grouped into four triads:

1. Formation Triad#

• R1 — Pre‑Arrival
• R2 — Arrival
• R3 — Post‑Arrival

2. Expansion Triad#

• R4 — Early Expansion
• R5 — Mid Expansion
• R6 — Late Expansion

3. Inversion Triad#

• R7 — Pre‑Inversion
• R8 — Inversion
• R9 — Post‑Inversion

4. Coherence Triad#

• R10 — Coherence Build
• R11 — Coherence Sustain
• R12 — Coherence Seal

RTT‑12 provides the structured backbone for regime transitions.

🔬 Micro‑Core Regimes#

Micro‑Core uses a minimal, micro‑scale regime set:

• μ‑Arrival
• μ‑Expansion
• μ‑Inversion
• μ‑Coherence
• μ‑Dissolution

Each regime is defined by:

• micro‑triad configuration
• fractional‑dimensional access
• drift/timing thresholds
• coherence stability

Micro‑Core regimes are the smallest stable regime units in RTT.

🌐 Arrival Regime Family#

Arrival governs:

• context initialization
• substrate entry
• continuity formation
• dimensional alignment

Arrival includes:

• A₁ — Arrival Operator
• A₂ — Arrival Arc
• A₃ — Arrival Gate
• A₄ — Arrival Continuity

Arrival is the entry point for all RTT reasoning.

🧭 Macro‑Scale Regimes#

Macro regimes describe large‑scale, long‑form system behavior:

• Macro‑Alignment
• Macro‑Stabilization
• Macro‑Resonance

These regimes activate only when micro‑patterns reach coherence threshold (C ≥ C*).

✔️ Summary#

This index provides a unified view of all RTT regime families:

• Canonical RTT Loop (Arrival → Expansion → Inversion → Coherence → Dissolution)
• RTT‑12 (12‑state structured regime model)
• Micro‑Core (minimal micro‑regime set)
• Arrival (substrate entry and continuity)
• Macro‑Scale (large‑scale alignment and stabilization)

It is the regime backbone of the entire RTT framework — the structural map that ties together every substrate, operator, and transition.