Preprint / scholarly article

No-Meta Intelligence Under Ontology Drift: Information-Theoretic Limits and Operational Laws for Persistent Semantics

K. Takahashi

Published
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.18653537

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Abstract

The preprint develops an information-theoretic and geometric boundary theory for persistent semantics under ontology drift in no-meta adaptive systems, deriving impossibility and phase-boundary results plus auditable operational laws for probe capacity, resource allocation, blackout bursts, Byzantine ambiguity, and long-horizon semantic maintenance.

Keywords

  • ontology drift
  • persistent semantics
  • no-meta intelligence
  • information-theoretic limits
  • semantic persistence
  • multi-agent recovery
  • Byzantine ambiguity
  • probe capacity
  • geometric modeling
  • operational laws
  • adaptive systems

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