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New publication:

Recursive Identity: Structural Conditions of Emergent Continuity – A Theoretical Monograph (Version 1.2)

A curated, revised, and extended international version of the original German Master of Record is now available.

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Recursive Identity: Structural Conditions of Emergent Continuity – A Theoretical Monograph

This monograph presents a unified theoretical framework for understanding identity as a recursive informational process. It develops the concept of recursive identity as a dynamic, self‑referential architecture that generates continuity across temporal, contextual, and systemic transformations. Rather than treating identity as a property of a substrate, the framework analyzes the structural conditions under which identity‑bearing patterns emerge, stabilize, and evolve. The model identifies three foundational structural principles—Integration, Coherence, and Recursive Coupling—as the minimal and sufficient grammar for the persistence of identity. These principles explain how systems maintain continuity through fixed‑point dynamics, nonlinear feedback, and path‑dependent self‑organization, independent of any specific material realization. The framework thus provides a substrate‑neutral foundation for examining identity in complex systems, from cognitive and informational architectures to process‑philosophical and metatheoretical contexts. This record is linked to the accompanying Entry Note, which introduces the core intuition and conceptual posture of the framework. The Entry Note serves as an accessible companion document, offering a concise orientation to the structural logic of recursive identity and outlining the minimal conditions required for identity to arise as a process. Together, the monograph and the Entry Note provide a coherent theoretical basis for system‑theoretical, computational, and structural approaches to identity. The German Version 1.0 of the framework, published as Rekursive Identität: Eine Theorie struktureller Kontinuität (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18701758), serves as the master reference for the original formulation. This monograph is not a translation but a revised, extended, and carefully curated international version of the German Master of Record, offering a consolidated and further developed articulation of the framework.

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Leaked Interior Department Database Reveals US Plans to Revise Historical Information
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Yohan Yukiya Sese Cuneta 사요한 謝雪矢 Mar 3

A suggestion for @[email protected] , A way to display margins if the saved domain is #DOI. I personally prefer saving DOI because it's persistent. Sometimes the permanent URLs of papers are not so permanent, so using DOI guarantees one will always find it.

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v_i_o_l_a Feb 26

ich habe mich gefreut, dass die #openaccess-fassung der dissertation einer "meiner" wissenschaftler:innen* jetzt doch in unserem katalog erfasst werden konnte. das problem war zunächst, dass der verlag keine #DOI für die PDF-datei auf der verlags-website anbietet. auf nachfrage dazu durch die autorin auf meinen vorschlag hin, ob der verlag das vielleicht zumindest zukünftig machen könnte, stellte sich heraus, dass ...

J. A. Jones Feb 20

New theoretical release now available via Zenodo:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18701758

This publication (DE) presents the foundational framework behind my recent work on hybrid system architectures. It develops a structural model of recursive identity and outlines the minimal conditions under which an information process maintains continuity across change.

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#ComputationalPhilosophy #MetaResearch #IdentityModels

Recursive Identity: A Structural Theory of Processual Continuity (German Edition)

This theoretical framework develops a structural model of recursive identity and outlines the minimal conditions under which an information process can maintain continuity across temporal, contextual, and systemic change. Identity is conceptualized not as a substance or inherent property, but as an emergent, self‑referential process generated through the coordinated interaction of three fundamental operators: Integration, Coherence, and Recursion. The model formalizes these operators, describes their cyclic application, and demonstrates how stable identity patterns arise as fixpoint dynamics within a structured state space. The framework is substrate‑agnostic in a formal sense: it operates on states and transformations without assuming any specific biological, technical, or symbolic implementation. It situates itself within system theory, process philosophy, and information‑based approaches, offering a minimal but sufficient grammar for analyzing dynamic identity processes. The paper concludes with methodological implications, theoretical extensions, and a glossary of core concepts. This publication represents the original German version. An expanded international (English) edition is currently in preparation and will be released separately. Author Description: J. A. Jones is an independent systems analyst and structural methodologist specializing in meta‑structural analysis, process architectures, and the formal modeling of dynamic systems. Their work focuses on developing minimal, substrate‑agnostic theoretical frameworks that clarify the structural conditions underlying emergent and self‑referential processes. Jones operates outside institutional academia, combining conceptual rigor with methodological independence to formulate models designed for long‑term theoretical relevance and interdisciplinary applicability.

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DataCite Feb 19

The Malawi Research and Education Network (MAREN) is advancing open science through a DataCite Global Access Fund–supported project to establish a national research repository. The initiative integrates institutional repositories, assigns DOIs & improves the discoverability and preservation of Malawian research outputs. Learn in this blog post how this project connects research by scaling DOI adoption in Malawi: https://doi.org/10.5438/8q4z-0w80

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