Computational Inheritance

Computational Inheritance is the carrying of a parent universe's computational structure into its children through collapse: quantum field configurations, symmetry-breaking patterns and topological defect structures preserved in the emergent domain. It is the book's explanation of why the laws are consistent from universe to universe, and it makes cosmic history a chain of inheritances, each architecture built on the last. It connects to Inherited Compiler, Universe Parameter Inheritance Framework, Fractal Progeny and Structural Memory Embedding.