Topological Encoding

Topological Encoding is the way information is preserved in the substrate's structure through collapse and renewal: the Renewal Transformation Operator carries a universe from maximum entropy to a renewed low-entropy state with its total information kept, and through the same encoding Null Wells are not erasers but perfect storage surfaces, holding the universe's computational memory at the threshold of collapse. It connects to Boundary Encoding, Renewal Transformation Operator and Information Conservation Principle.