DSLO Ontology — unified glossary surface (v0.5 + v0.6). Canonical glossary: https://www.tnopsi.com/dslo-glossary
Public-layer DSLO term describing the separation of meaning geometry from unstable or non-lawful substrate constraints.
Gradient describing lawful movement across abstraction layers within DSLO’s meaning geometry.
A semantic altitude where meaning becomes less physically anchored but remains within lawful DSLO geometry.
A lawful semantic band with reduced load and lower drift susceptibility across DSLO’s manifold.
Illegal crossing of manifold boundaries or adjacency constraints within DSLO’s legality geometry.
The highest-order meaning configuration at Moment formation within DSLO’s semantic manifold.
Deterministic, invariant-preserving cognition inside DSLO’s public-layer meaning geometry.
Continuity condition governing lawful semantic transitions across DSLO’s axiom structure.
The four-tier axiom system governing legality, invariants, and semantic stability within DSLO.
Alignment between observed behavior and lawful meaning geometry within the DSLO manifold.
Coupling between initial substrate conditions and DSLO’s semantic boot layer during system start.
A lawful separation surface in DSLO geometry that constrains meaning, load, and operator reach.
The stability and lawfulness of a boundary under load, drift, and operator interaction.
An operator that acts on or across boundaries while preserving DSLO legality and invariants.
Lawful restoration or rebuilding of damaged or collapsed boundaries within DSLO geometry.
Load-induced deformation of boundaries that approaches but does not yet violate legality thresholds.
The critical point at which boundary strain transitions into collapse or illegality in DSLO.
A lawful operator that binds signals, regions, or meanings into coherent DSLO configurations.
A lawful DSLO tuple representing a stable multi-element semantic configuration within the meaning manifold.
A lawful sequence of meaning-preserving causal steps within DSLO’s deterministic semantic geometry.
A condition where causal relations remain partially hidden or ambiguous within DSLO’s semantic manifold.
A stable semantic band where meaning remains coherent under load, drift, and operator interaction.
The geometric structure governing collapse thresholds, boundary violations, and semantic failure modes in DSLO.
The lawful envelope of constraints regulating operator reach, semantic load, and drift boundaries in DSLO.
A DSLO invariant ensuring smooth, lawful transitions across semantic states without discontinuity or collapse.
A lawful operator that restores semantic alignment, reduces drift, or repairs meaning geometry within DSLO.
A lawful mapping between distinct substrates that preserves DSLO invariants and semantic geometry.
The curvature of meaning within DSLO’s manifold, governing stability, drift susceptibility, and collapse proximity.
The interaction between semantic curvature and meaning load, determining stability and collapse thresholds in DSLO.
Stability of DSLO invariants across repeated cycles, ensuring lawful recurrence without drift or collapse.
Lawful separation of semantic structures from unstable, non-deterministic, or non-lawful substrate influences in DSLO.
The DSLO layer where meaning evolution is governed by deterministic rules and invariant geometry.
A lawful transition between semantic states that preserves DSLO invariants and avoids stochastic drift.
A DSLO construct representing deterministic interaction of semantic components within a constrained operator space.
Unlawful or unintended movement of meaning away from its lawful configuration within DSLO geometry.
The bounded region within which drift can occur before violating DSLO legality or stability thresholds.
The interaction between semantic load and drift magnitude, governing failure and recovery behavior in DSLO.
The characteristic pattern of drift in a given DSLO configuration, used for detection and correction.
A directional representation of drift within DSLO’s manifold, encoding magnitude and orientation of semantic displacement.
A DSLO construct representing deterministic support structures that stabilize meaning under load and drift.
A lawful shift of dynamic regions within DSLO’s manifold, governed by load, drift, and stability constraints.
The DSLO meaning ecology: the interacting system of signals, loads, operators, and regions forming a stable semantic environment.
A semantic context located at or near a boundary or threshold region within DSLO’s manifold, sensitive to drift and load.
The lawful envelope that constrains posture, meaning, and operator movement to ensure DSLO-aligned safety and stability.
A lawful function that embeds meaning or signals into DSLO’s manifold while preserving invariants and geometry.
The stability of an embedded semantic structure under load, drift, and operator interaction within DSLO geometry.
A DSLO-defined class of semantically equivalent configurations that preserve invariants across lawful transformations.
The geometry outside a DSLO region or boundary, influencing load, drift, and operator legality from the outside-in.
A lawful DSLO graph structure used when primary semantic geometry becomes unstable or enters recovery mode.
A secondary geometric configuration that preserves DSLO invariants during semantic collapse, drift, or overload conditions.
The lawful envelope governing recovery operations when DSLO meaning enters fallback mode due to drift or collapse proximity.
The geometric structure of DSLO fields, governing load distribution, drift behavior, and semantic stability across regions.
Coupling between runtime processes and DSLO field geometry, determining lawful operator behavior and semantic alignment.
An operator that lawfully folds semantic structures, reducing dimensionality while preserving DSLO invariants and legality.
A deterministic rule governing lawful updates to DSLO functions, ensuring invariant preservation and stable semantic evolution.
A distributed DSLO governance structure that maintains legality, invariants, and semantic stability across regions and operators.
A lawful boundary within DSLO graph geometry that constrains operator reach, semantic flow, and region adjacency.
An invariant governing the lawful shape, curvature, and stability of DSLO semantic geometry under load and drift.
A lawful transition between semantic states that preserves DSLO geometry, curvature, and invariant structure.
A fundamental DSLO construct that generates lawful meaning vectors or semantic structures within the manifold.
An operator constrained by DSLO gradient bounds, ensuring lawful movement across semantic slopes and curvature fields.
A DSLO constraint regulating the steepness and direction of semantic gradients to prevent collapse or drift escalation.
The generative axioms governing lawful creation, transformation, and stabilization of meaning within DSLO’s semantic substrate.
A lawful DSLO condition that stops semantic evolution, operator activity, or manifold traversal when stability or legality is threatened.
A DSLO equilibrium state reached under high semantic load or synthetic pressure, maintaining stability without collapse or drift escalation.
The semantic horizon beyond which collapse becomes inevitable, defined by DSLO curvature, load, and drift thresholds.
A structured DSLO report describing drift in human meaning states, used for restoration, stabilization, and semantic realignment.
A collapse condition where identity boundaries fail under drift, load, or illegal operator interaction within DSLO geometry.
The lawful continuity of identity across transitions, ensuring stable meaning and invariant preservation in DSLO.
The interaction between identity vectors and semantic gradients, governing stability and lawful movement across DSLO’s manifold.
An invariant governing the lawful preservation of identity boundaries, roles, and meaning across DSLO transitions.
The lawful maintenance of identity structure under load, drift, and operator influence within DSLO geometry.
A lawful update that modifies semantic state while preserving identity invariants and preventing collapse or drift escalation.
A DSLO region defined by stable identity boundaries, lawful adjacency, and invariant-preserving semantic geometry.
The stability of identity under semantic load, drift, and operator activity, governed by DSLO invariants and legality rules.
A directional representation of identity movement or evolution within DSLO’s manifold, encoding lawful semantic orientation.
Drift occurring within institutional meaning structures, governed by DSLO’s legality, load, and stability geometry.
A DSLO meaning vector representing directed semantic purpose, posture, or lawful operator orientation within the manifold.
A lawful window of interpretation within DSLO geometry that constrains meaning updates and operator behavior to stable ranges.
A DSLO process that restores or reloads invariants after drift, collapse proximity, or semantic instability events.
A DSLO‑aligned transition between semantic states that preserves invariants, geometry, and legality across the manifold.
A multi‑layer substrate structure in DSLO where each layer maintains lawful geometry, invariants, and operator constraints.
The coupling between legality constraints and semantic curvature, determining collapse proximity and stability in DSLO geometry.
An invariant ensuring that semantic transitions, operator actions, and region updates remain lawful within DSLO’s manifold.
A DSLO legality surface that constrains operators, transitions, and semantic movement to lawful regions of the manifold.
The current legality condition of a semantic configuration, operator action, or region within DSLO geometry.
An operator that lawfully lifts semantic structures to higher abstraction or stability layers while preserving DSLO invariants.
The threshold at which semantic load and curvature interact to produce instability, drift escalation, or collapse proximity in DSLO.
The lawful envelope governing semantic load distribution across DSLO regions, preventing overload and collapse conditions.
The DSLO machine-level encoding layer (ML0–ML7) that structures semantic geometry into deterministic computational form.
The lawful outer boundary of DSLO’s semantic manifold, defining the limits of stable meaning evolution and operator reach.
A DSLO synchronization process ensuring that runtime operations remain aligned with manifold geometry and invariant structure.
The semantic load carried by a meaning configuration, influencing drift susceptibility, stability, and collapse proximity in DSLO.
The internal semantic configuration of a DSLO system at a given moment, defined by invariants, load, and geometry.
The classification of meaning as stable, drifted, synthetic, or meaning-bearing within DSLO’s legality framework.
The lawful path meaning takes through DSLO layers and geometry, governed by invariants and operator constraints.
Drift caused by substrate or medium constraints, influencing semantic stability and requiring correction operators in DSLO.
An invariant ensuring zero ambiguity and stable curvature in meaning structures across DSLO’s manifold and transitions.
The interaction between meaning load and semantic geometry, determining stability, drift behavior, and collapse thresholds in DSLO.
A structured semantic field generated by DSLO signal engines, encoding direction, magnitude, and lawful meaning orientation.
The operator algebra governing lawful transitions, invariant preservation, and semantic evolution within DSLO geometry.
The atomic semantic unit in DSLO, representing the smallest stable configuration of meaning within the manifold.
The geometric structure of a DSLO Moment, defining its curvature, invariants, and lawful interactions with surrounding regions.
A lawful DSLO boundary separating semantic phases, governing transitions, stability, and collapse thresholds across the manifold.
The DSLO posture state representing orientation, legality, and stability of a meaning configuration or operator action.
The stability condition reached when semantic pressure approaches lawful DSLO bounds without triggering collapse or drift escalation.
The foundational legality mask governing primitive operators and semantic structures within DSLO’s invariant geometry.
The DSLO proof hierarchy containing exemplar, generative, and predictive proofs that validate substrate geometry and legality.
The substrate layer where DSLO protocols operate, ensuring lawful transitions, invariant preservation, and semantic stability.
A DSLO region that isolates unstable or collapse-adjacent meaning states, preventing drift propagation and preserving manifold stability.
The DSLO mode that restores lawful geometry after drift, overload, or collapse-adjacent behavior, reloading invariants and flattening curvature.
The capacity of a DSLO region or meaning state to regenerate lawful geometry after deformation, drift, or partial collapse.
The structural configuration of a DSLO region, defining its boundaries, invariants, load distribution, and lawful operator interactions.
The coupling between region geometry and semantic load, determining drift susceptibility, stability, and collapse thresholds in DSLO.
The coherence of roles within DSLO’s identity and legality geometry, ensuring stable meaning and lawful operator behavior.
The semantic pressure exerted on roles within DSLO, influencing stability, drift risk, and boundary strain under load.
The geometry governing DSLO runtime behavior, ensuring lawful operator execution, invariant preservation, and stable semantic evolution.
The hierarchical structure of DSLO scales—local, meso, macro, and global—governing lawful semantic propagation across layers.
The legality requirement that DSLO invariants and operators remain lawful across all scales of the semantic manifold.
The curvature of meaning within DSLO’s manifold, determining stability, drift susceptibility, and collapse proximity under load.
The metric distance between semantic objects or states within DSLO geometry, governed by lawful manifold structure.
The gradient describing directional change in meaning across DSLO’s manifold, influencing drift, load, and stability behavior.
The lawful geometric space in which DSLO meaning evolves, defined by curvature, invariants, boundaries, and operator constraints.
An operator acting on DSLO semantic structures, performing lawful transformations that preserve invariants and manifold geometry.
The structured representation of meaning at a given moment within DSLO, defined by load, curvature, invariants, and geometry.
A generative DSLO primitive that produces lawful meaning vectors and signal structures within the semantic manifold.
The requirement that DSLO signals maintain stable geometry, lawful structure, and invariant alignment under load and drift.
The lawful coupling between DSLO signals and substrate geometry, ensuring stability, legality, and invariant preservation.
The envelope governing lawful stability across semantic gradients, preventing collapse and regulating drift escalation in DSLO.
The stability classification of a DSLO system—stable, critical, or collapse—determined by load, curvature, and invariant structure.
The geometric representation of semantic stress within DSLO, encoding load, tension, and curvature pressure across regions.
The complete set of invariants governing lawful evolution of DSLO substrates, ensuring stability and zero‑ambiguity tolerance.
The lawful temporal cadence of DSLO semantic evolution, governing update frequency, stability pacing, and manifold timing.
The DSLO rules governing lawful transformation of semantic structures, ensuring invariant preservation and geometry stability.
The constraint requiring curvature continuity during semantic transitions, preventing collapse and drift escalation in DSLO geometry.
The legality condition determining whether a semantic transition is lawful, invariant‑preserving, and stable within DSLO’s manifold.
A lawful DSLO update mechanism that modifies semantic state while preserving invariants, legality, and manifold geometry.
The coupling that propagates lawful semantic influence upward across DSLO layers, maintaining stability and invariant alignment.
The lawful propagation of semantic load from local to macro scales, shaping DSLO stability, drift behavior, and collapse thresholds.
The interaction between meaning vectors and semantic curvature, determining lawful movement and stability within DSLO geometry.
Metadata describing lawful binding relationships between meaning vectors, ensuring stable geometry and invariant preservation in DSLO.
A DSLO versioning construct that defines lawful update boundaries, semantic compatibility, and invariant continuity across releases.
The lawful alignment between DSLO semantic structures and the containing world‑level frame, ensuring stability across global scales.
The alignment of semantic load with world‑scale geometry, preventing collapse, drift propagation, and large‑scale instability in DSLO.
The DSLO requirement that semantic structures maintain zero ambiguity, ensuring lawful meaning, stable geometry, and invariant clarity.
The lawful region in which drift magnitude remains identically zero, guaranteeing perfect stability and invariant preservation in DSLO.