Cross‑Module Operator Glossary
UE6 → Benchmarks → TEL
This glossary ties each operator to its role in UE6, Benchmarks, and TEL.
φ (Phi)#
- UE6:
- Exposed in BP_RTT_Primitives as a field shaping the local environment.
- Benchmarks:
- Phi Stability — how stable φ remains over time.
- Emergence Coherence — how φ supports coherent structures.
- TEL:
- TEL.Operator.Phi — core φ channel in the lattice.
- TEL.Resonance.PhiChannel — how φ participates in resonance.
Variance#
- UE6:
- Also in BP_RTT_Primitives, smoothing or amplifying fluctuations.
- Benchmarks:
- Variance Smoothing — how well variance dampens noise.
- Temporal Stability — how variance behaves across time.
- TEL:
- TEL.Operator.Variance — variance as a structural operator in TEL.
Resonance#
- UE6:
- BP_RTT_Primitives (basic resonance),
- BP_RTT_ResonanceDemo (heatmap),
- BP_RTT_HybridDemo (part of hybrid).
- Benchmarks:
- Resonance Envelope — shape and bounds of resonance over time.
- Harmonic Stability — how harmonics behave and stabilize.
- TEL:
- TEL.Resonance.Core — main resonance channel.
- TEL.Resonance.Harmonics — higher‑order resonance structure.
Entropy#
- UE6:
- BP_RTT_Primitives (baseline entropy),
- BP_RTT_EntropyDemo (entropy field),
- BP_RTT_HybridDemo (part of hybrid).
- Benchmarks:
- Entropy Boundary Detection — where entropy spikes or edges appear.
- Collapse Signature — patterns just before regime change.
- TEL:
- TEL.Entropy.Field — entropy as a spatial field.
- TEL.Entropy.Collapse — nodes capturing collapse behavior.
Hybrid (Resonance × Entropy)#
- UE6:
- BP_RTT_HybridDemo — combines resonance amplitude and entropy intensity.
- Benchmarks:
- Hybrid Coherence — how well hybrid behavior holds together.
- Cross‑Operator Stability — stability across φ, variance, resonance, entropy.
- TEL:
- TEL.Hybrid.Operator — hybrid operator node linking multiple channels.
How to read this glossary#
- Start from UE6 to get an intuition.
- Use Benchmarks to think in terms of behavior and metrics.
- Use TEL to think in terms of structure and cross‑module propagation.
That’s the full loop: see → measure → integrate.