Principia Attractum Canonical
The authoritative text of Recursive Admissibility and Persistence Theory (RAPT).
- Ignition admissibility, modes, attractors, sovereignty
- Stable definitions intended for publication and citation
This is the home of two portals. The first is Principia Attractum, a textbook introducing the operators and operations of recursive persistence, also known as the Recursive Admissibility and Persistence Theory (RAPT). The second is the Bio-Kernel Series, a testing platform for deploying those operators.
In the Bio-Kernel Series, that deployment is traced from the most rudimentary tri-trophic, externally supported simulation through to population basins that stabilize themselves from within.
The authoritative text of Recursive Admissibility and Persistence Theory (RAPT).
Digital biospheres that put the RAPT operators to the test. These are small simulated ecosystems built to see whether stable, self-sustaining structure can form under the framework's rules. The series is an evolving line of experiments, each one building on the last.
Principia Attractum defines canonical constraints. The Biosphere Series applies those constraints experimentally. No experimental result modifies, reinterprets, or extends the canon. Conflicts are resolved in favor of the canonical text and governance pages.