Canonical concept · LF-09 · EI-1
Exclusion Interaction
A finite-capacity constitutive principle in Relativity of Matter. Not Pauli exclusion. Not a fitted fifth force. Not a synonym for one preferred constitutive function.
Definition EI-1
Minimal constitutive statement. Let X be a dimensionless load for a specified physical channel with admissible branch X<Xcap. RM postulates that the incremental cost of further evolution through that same channel increases as X approaches Xcap, and continuation through that channel is excluded at the capacity boundary.
CANONICAL PRINCIPLE
Finite capacity progressively excludes same-channel continuation.
CANDIDATE REALIZATION
A function with F′(X)→∞ near capacity may implement EI-1. No unique F is declared by EI-1 alone.
DEPENDENT RESULT
For fixed local transport and positive cadence map dτcad=N dT:
ℒlocΘ = −1/N
NON-CLAIMS
EI-1 by itself does not derive stellar calibration, nuclear fusion, collapse endpoints or observational confirmation.
MATTER LOADS. GEOMETRY RESPONDS.
GEOMETRY DESCRIBES. Æ MUST EXPLAIN.
GEOMETRY DESCRIBES. Æ MUST EXPLAIN.