Observation
The provisional 26, 41, and later glyph floors must not be implemented as successive incompatible radices.
They are selector states over the one fixed 157-position Public Gonol carrier:
Public Gonol carrier: fixed 157 addresses
selector floor 26: normalized lowercase letters
selector floor 41: provisional wider vernacular admission
later floors: additional admitted addresses
Activating a vertex selects an existing Public Gonol address. It does not renumber the carrier.
Computational reason
Changing the radix from n to n+1 changes every previously encoded multi-glyph scalar, even when no source word changed. That would invalidate and require recomputation of:
- lexical scalar identities;
- prime factorizations;
- scalar comparisons;
- derived relationship artifacts;
- downstream receipts bound to those values.
Under a fixed base-157 carrier, adding a selector vertex leaves prior addresses and scalars unchanged.
The computational cost of admitting one additional vertex should be recorded as:
candidate address activated
corpus occurrences discovered
new lexical occupants admitted
new pair relations created
prior artifacts invalidated
The intended final field is:
prior artifacts invalidated = 0
unless the fixed carrier itself is explicitly versioned.
METAPAT boundary
Distinction creates simplex.
Vertex admission records a distinction. The glyph's function is selected per occurrence rather than permanently assigned to the character: vertex, boundary, relation, operator, anchor, substitution, overlay, or unresolved.
The full Public Gonol has not yet been run through a complete METAPAT occurrence-role interrogation. Existing METAPAT-to-UCNS adaptation and bounded Phi authorization do not supply that selector grammar.
Nonclaims
This note does not:
- freeze the 26-, 41-, or later selector inventories;
- select punctuation or typography roles;
- alter the 157-position carrier or its ordering;
- select an English lexical floor;
- establish a deep-recursion embedding law;
- establish linguistic meaning from scalar or factor structure.
hmmm
The selector floors may grow as distinctions are admitted, but the arithmetic universe should not be rebuilt each time a door is opened.
Observation
The provisional
26,41, and later glyph floors must not be implemented as successive incompatible radices.They are selector states over the one fixed 157-position Public Gonol carrier:
Activating a vertex selects an existing Public Gonol address. It does not renumber the carrier.
Computational reason
Changing the radix from
nton+1changes every previously encoded multi-glyph scalar, even when no source word changed. That would invalidate and require recomputation of:Under a fixed base-157 carrier, adding a selector vertex leaves prior addresses and scalars unchanged.
The computational cost of admitting one additional vertex should be recorded as:
The intended final field is:
unless the fixed carrier itself is explicitly versioned.
METAPAT boundary
Distinction creates simplex.Vertex admission records a distinction. The glyph's function is selected per occurrence rather than permanently assigned to the character: vertex, boundary, relation, operator, anchor, substitution, overlay, or unresolved.
The full Public Gonol has not yet been run through a complete METAPAT occurrence-role interrogation. Existing METAPAT-to-UCNS adaptation and bounded Phi authorization do not supply that selector grammar.
Nonclaims
This note does not:
hmmm
The selector floors may grow as distinctions are admitted, but the arithmetic universe should not be rebuilt each time a door is opened.