Canonical Formalism Catalog

Purpose

This page defines the wiki’s formalism-catalog responsibility boundary.

The Admissibility Wiki does not originate canonical formalisms. It mirrors, relates, crosswalks, and discovers relationships around canonical formalisms defined by Admissible-Existence.

Graph Index

The current public formalism graph can be inspected here:

Canonical Formalism Graph Index

Source Chain

Admissible-Existence defines canonical formalisms.
Publisher publishes papers and public exposition.
Admissibility Wiki mirrors, relates, crosswalks, and discovers relationships.
External frameworks are crosswalk targets only.

Catalog Status

The catalog is incomplete until each canonical formalism has:

canonical name
canonical source repository
public-safe definition
scope
purpose
related formalisms
mathematical candidates
proof candidates
validation candidates
publisher artifacts
reference implementations
wiki crosswalk targets
non-claims

Current RTG / CHF Corrections

RTG = Relational Transition Geometry
CHF = Coherency Horizon

Runtime governance remains a downstream execution-facing application of Relational Transition Geometry. Continuity Handoff Formalism remains a related continuity concept, but it no longer claims the CHF abbreviation.

Initial Canonical Formalism Families

Canonical Formalism	Source Repository	Wiki State	Public-Safe Definition State
Commit-Time Admissibility	Admissible-Existence/CTA	mirrored	initial scaffold, tests, and handoff installed
Irreversibility-Inference Convergence Theorem	Admissible-Existence/IICT	mirrored	initial scaffold, tests, and handoff installed
State Transition Continuity Model	Admissible-Existence/STCM	watching	initial scaffold installed
Relational Transition Geometry	Admissible-Existence/RTG	watching	corrected foundation scaffold installed
Coherency Horizon	Admissible-Existence/CHF	watching	corrected information-boundary scaffold installed
Boundary Conditions	Admissible-Existence/BC	watching	initial scaffold installed
Transition Table	Admissible-Existence/TT	watching	initial scaffold installed
Triad Governance Model	Admissible-Existence/Triad	watching	initial scaffold installed
Continuity Handoff Formalism	pending abbreviation-safe source confirmation	watching	abbreviation collision corrected
Data Continuity	Admissible-Existence/DaCo	watching	initial scaffold installed
Decision Continuity	Admissible-Existence/DC	watching	initial scaffold installed
Governance-Centered and Boundary-Centered Admissibility Testing	Admissible-Existence/GCAT-BCAT	source_available	first complete publication family available through Publisher
Core-Lite Admissibility Engine	Admissible-Existence/core-lite	watching	initial scaffold installed
Learning Transition Governance	Admissible-Existence/learning-transition-governance	watching	initial scaffold installed
Admissible-Existence Validation Factory	Admissible-Existence/ae-validation-factory	watching	initial scaffold installed

Priority Rule

Canonical formalism pages should be built before external-framework crosswalk pages are promoted as major navigation targets.

External frameworks such as GLM and EVIDE may remain in intake, but their relationship claims should not be treated as mature until the canonical formalism graph is populated.

Formalism Page Template

Each canonical formalism page should use this structure:

Canonical Name
Canonical Source Repository
Definition
Scope
Purpose
Core Constructs
Related Formalisms
Mathematical Candidates
Proof Candidates
Validation Candidates
Publisher Artifacts
Reference Implementations
External Crosswalk Targets
Open Questions
Non-Claims

Non-Claims

The wiki catalog does not define the canonical formalism.
The wiki catalog does not prove or validate the formalism.
A listed relationship does not imply accepted equivalence.
External framework mapping does not replace canonical formalism definition.
Runtime governance does not replace Relational Transition Geometry.
Continuity Handoff Formalism does not claim the CHF abbreviation.

Next Safe Build Target

Continue source-confirmed mathematical, proof, validation, artifact, and implementation extraction across the canonical formalism graph, starting with Relational Transition Geometry and Coherency Horizon.