Pulse Core Lexicon
Frame 0
Definition
Frame 0 is the primordial boundary condition before the first pulse: frozen in time, ∂S₀/∂t = 0, yet holding all the structural information the binary transitions that follow will need, in its Static Tension Vectors, Geometric Constraints and Potential Energy Fields. When the static tension passes its critical threshold, Frame 0 gives way to Frame 1, the Prime Pulse activates, and the first computational cycle begins. It connects to Prime Pulse, Static Tension Vectors, Geometric Constraints and Frame Transition.
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Chapter Chapter 5
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