Synthesized (in-house)¶
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17 primes originate from Synthesized (in-house). They span 22 subdomains; sort by that column to group them, or click any subdomain to filter to it.
| Prime | Origin | Subdomain | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arbitrage (Generalized) | Primary | — | Exploiting a discrepancy in price, value, or perception across a boundary that friction keeps from equilibrating, extracting the spread until it closes. |
| Blockage Release Dynamics | Primary | A barrier stores accumulating flow until it fails, converting steady load into a single discontinuous release far larger than the original flow. | |
| Diminishing Incremental Gains | Primary | — | Reduced benefit per unit. |
| Efficiency | Primary | Judge an input–output arrangement against its feasible alternatives: it is efficient when no alternative preserves or improves the specified result while using fewer resources, and its inefficiency is the dominated slack removable without sacrifice. | |
| Frame Change | Primary | Replace the organizing frame applied to a substantially preserved referent, map or bridge the old and new assignments, and establish the new frame as operative so coordinates, meanings, or responses are systematically re-read. | |
| Inverted-U Response | Primary | A response variable rises with a driver, peaks at an interior optimum, then falls — a single-peaked non-monotone relationship in which the same lever that helps below the peak reverses sign and harms above it. | |
| Irreducible Floor | Primary | A quantity of interest has a structural lower (or upper) bound that the available proximate levers cannot push past without inducing pathology elsewhere, because the floor is a consequence of the system's generating mechanism rather than a target the operator chose. | |
| Logarithmic Perception and Encoding | Primary | Systems operating over wide dynamic range encode magnitude as its logarithm, so equal internal steps mean equal ratios. | |
| Majority-Dominated Aggregate Objective | Primary | An aggregate objective whose mass lies with the majority systematically underweights an operationally important minority. | |
| Minority Signal Preservation | Primary | A system deliberately retains dominated, out-voted signals in addressable form to preserve optionality against future regime shifts. | |
| Presentational–Semantic Mismatch | Primary | A presentation carries distinctions that the underlying machine-consumable representation does not encode, so a consumer restricted to the semantic model receives a silently impoverished or different structure even though the rendered artifact looks complete. | |
| Representational Structure Mismatch | Primary | A representation preserves its target's elements but misstates one or more task-relevant relations among them, so content can appear complete while its shape licenses the wrong traversal, inference, or action. | |
| Resolution Matching | Primary | Match the resolving granularity of an instrument, effector, representation, or control surface to the smallest distinction the task must preserve; a coarser resolver collapses consequential differences, while unnecessary fineness spends capacity without improving the decision. | |
| Revocation Closure | Primary | An issuer retains a bounded-time path to invalidate every active manifestation and downstream derivative of a grant, so withdrawal reaches the grant's actual effect set rather than only the issuer's registry. | |
| Self-Organized Criticality | Primary | Localized chaos and fluctuation at fine scales actively sustains and enables emergent coherence and order at coarse scales through recursive multi-scale feedback, rather than degrading it. | |
| Supersession | Primary | A successor explicitly displaces a predecessor in a role, which the predecessor no longer fills going forward even while it persists for historical reference. | |
| Trilemma | Primary | Three desirable properties that cannot be jointly guaranteed, forcing a pick-any-two choice with a distinct dissolve-or-scope intervention catalogue. |