Resonance Profiles — RTT/1

Profile Dictionary for the Dimensional Resonance Scanner (DRS)#

Resonance profiles define the canonical shapes, harmonic behaviors, amplification geometries, vector flows, and resonance‑field interactions across conceptual, computational, physical, and dimensional regimes.

These profiles are used by:

• DRS‑Scan
• DRS‑Frequency
• DRS‑Field
• DRS‑Vector
• DRS‑Amplify
• DRS‑Stabilize

Each profile includes:

• definition
• resonance signature
• frequency behavior
• field behavior
• vector behavior
• amplification geometry
• stability envelope
• canonical DRS output pattern

1. Resonance Signature Profiles#

Profile: Conceptual Resonance Signature#

Definition
A resonance onset formed by conceptual coherence and low‑frequency conceptual structures.

Resonance Signature

• low magnitude
• stable polarity
• shallow curvature

Frequency Behavior

• low harmonic sensitivity
• narrow frequency band

Field Behavior

• narrow resonance field
• shallow ridge

Vector Behavior

• low vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• shallow amplification zone

Stability Envelope

• high stability

Profile: Dimensional Resonance Signature#

Definition
A resonance onset formed by dimensional constraints and high‑sensitivity harmonic polarity.

Resonance Signature

• medium‑high magnitude
• dimensional polarity
• medium curvature

Frequency Behavior

• medium harmonic sensitivity
• wide frequency band

Field Behavior

• medium‑wide field
• dimensional ridge

Vector Behavior

• medium vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• medium amplification depth

Stability Envelope

• medium stability

2. Resonance Frequency Profiles#

Profile: Harmonic Resonance Frequency#

Definition
A stable harmonic resonance frequency formed by computational structures.

Resonance Signature

• medium magnitude
• harmonic polarity
• medium curvature

Frequency Behavior

• stable harmonic band
• low drift sensitivity

Field Behavior

• narrow field
• harmonic ridge

Vector Behavior

• low vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• shallow amplification zone

Stability Envelope

• medium‑high stability

Profile: Frequency Inversion#

Definition
A resonance frequency formed when stability decreases in one regime while increasing in another.

Resonance Signature

• medium‑high magnitude
• inversion polarity
• polarity flip

Frequency Behavior

• inversion band
• high drift sensitivity

Field Behavior

• medium field width
• inversion curvature

Vector Behavior

• high vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• medium‑deep amplification zone

Stability Envelope

• medium‑low stability

3. Resonance Field Profiles#

Profile: Multi‑Regime Resonance Field#

Definition
A multi‑regime resonance tensor binding resonance pathways across R1–R3 or R1–R4.

Resonance Signature

• very high magnitude
• tensor polarity
• high curvature

Frequency Behavior

• wide harmonic band
• multi‑regime sensitivity

Field Behavior

• wide resonance field
• tensor topology

Vector Behavior

• high vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• deep amplification zone

Stability Envelope

• medium‑high stability

Profile: Dimensional Resonance Constraint#

Definition
Dimensional constraints influence computational resonance pathways.

Resonance Signature

• high magnitude
• dimensional → computational polarity
• medium‑high curvature

Frequency Behavior

• medium harmonic band
• dimensional sensitivity

Field Behavior

• medium‑wide field
• tensor trough

Vector Behavior

• medium vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• medium‑deep amplification zone

Stability Envelope

• medium stability

4. Resonance Amplification Profiles#

Profile: Drift‑Amplified Resonance#

Definition
Physical drift amplifies resonance curvature, forming a drift‑sensitive amplification zone.

Resonance Signature

• very high magnitude
• drift‑aligned polarity
• high curvature

Frequency Behavior

• high harmonic sensitivity
• drift‑wide band

Field Behavior

• wide drift field
• drift ridge

Vector Behavior

• very high vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• deep amplification seam

Stability Envelope

• low stability

Profile: Stability‑Coherence Resonance Ridge#

Definition
Computational stability reduces coherence while physical stability increases resonance sensitivity.

Resonance Signature

• high magnitude
• coherence‑aligned polarity
• medium‑high curvature

Frequency Behavior

• medium harmonic band
• coherence sensitivity

Field Behavior

• medium‑wide field
• resonance ridge

Vector Behavior

• medium‑high vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• medium‑deep amplification zone

Stability Envelope

• medium stability

5. Resonance Vector Profiles#

Profile: Cross‑Domain Resonance Vector#

Definition
A resonance vector formed between conceptual and dimensional regimes.

Resonance Signature

• high magnitude
• cross‑domain polarity
• medium‑high curvature

Frequency Behavior

• medium harmonic band
• cross‑domain sensitivity

Field Behavior

• wide field
• bridge topology

Vector Behavior

• high vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• medium amplification depth

Stability Envelope

• medium‑high stability

Profile: Drift‑Sensitive Resonance Vector#

Definition
Physical drift amplifies resonance curvature, forming a drift‑sensitive resonance vector.

Resonance Signature

• very high magnitude
• drift polarity
• high curvature

Frequency Behavior

• high harmonic sensitivity
• drift‑wide band

Field Behavior

• wide drift field
• drift ridge

Vector Behavior

• very high vector sensitivity

Amplification Geometry

• deep amplification zone

Stability Envelope

• low stability

6. Canonical DRS Output Pattern#

{
  "resonance_type": "vector",
  "regime": "R1-R4",
  "resonance_magnitude": 0.83,
  "resonance_direction": "R1↔R4",
  "resonance_curvature": 0.52,
  "amplification_zone": 0.22,
  "resonance_field": 0.69,
  "envelope_boundary": 0.46
}

Status#

• Version: 1.0
• Status: canon‑stable
• Category: rtt‑resonance
• Module Path: /docs/rtt/Dimensional_Resonance_Scanner/