The Consciousness Field Theorem: Minimal Closure, Non-J-Blind SRC Necessity, and Structural Realization Conditions for Observer-Dependent Systems
Authors: Rodgers, Jeremy
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Role: The Consciousness Field Theorem: Minimal Closure, Non-J-Blind SRC Necessity, and Structural Realization Conditions for Observer-Dependent Systems
Supported Problems
Quantum Measurement and the Origin of the Born Rule
Definite outcomes and |ψ|² probability weights emerge from closure-stable admissibility constraints. Measurement is not an external postulate but a structural consequence of operator-theoretic stability, probability rigidity, and decision-level closure.
Observer Theory and Record-Based Systems
Observer structure is not primitive but arises from record-stable subalgebras and admissibility constraints. Systems capable of persistent self-referential record closure (SRC) form a distinct class of physically admissible observers, extending quantum measurement into a structural theory of observation.