A cognitive or symbolic simplex that holds deep form-pattern possibility. Application-layer term, not root.
A distinction-defined simplex role. Boundary is simplex of distinction.
A simplex whose state modifies passage, relation, gradient dynamics, vector direction, or transformation outcome.
A cognitive or symbolic simplex that holds stable category. Application-layer term, not root.
One possible observer-mode. Consciousness is not required for time, registration, object-instantiation, legibility, readability, or Energy Theory root operation.
Legible difference.
A field of application or explication, such as physics, mathematics, linguistics, thermodynamics, chemistry, literature, psychology, computation, or social systems. Domains may provide tools; domains may not define root.
Energy in a state of being.
A borrowed or domain-shaped term that clarifies Energy Theory without owning or altering the root.
Cognitive registration of integrated object-whole. Gestalt simplex is not the source of physical object existence.
Readable difference within relation.
Directional behavior of readable differences. Gradient dynamics are how vectors select direction through tensor arrangement, simplex relations, and boundary-simplex states.
A cognitive or symbolic simplex that holds active transformable thought. Application-layer term, not root.
A simplex or role by which a tensor configuration is instantiated as object-whole at a native scale.
Structurally registrable. Legible does not require consciousness.
A simplex performing registration. Observer does not necessarily mean mind.
A bounded unresolved energy-state.
Structurally available to registration. Readable does not require understanding.
The capacity of a simplex to preserve, express, or transmit sequential tensor alteration.
Readable configuration within tensor.
Held energy-state.
A bounded state-bearing object. A simplex holds or modifies energy in a state of being.
Conscious registration of time.
Primitive simultaneous arrangement of energy-states. Primitive names the priority of simultaneous arrangement, not atomicity or indivisibility. Tensor organization may be nested or recursive across scales. Scalar, vector, matrix, and higher-order forms may become legible within tensor structure or may be used as domain-specific representations of it; such domain formalizations do not redefine the METAPAT root.
Sequential tensor alteration.
Vector-compelled alteration of energy-state.
Motioned energy-state. Energy-state vectors alter energy-state scalars.