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1. Spatial Dynamics

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   A peculiarity noted across multiple disciplinary analyses is the relationship between the perceived temporal rate and the resulting spatial configuration. Systems operating under high internal temporal dilation (i.e., phenomena where subjective time passes significantly faster or slower than the observer's frame) often display counter-intuitive spatial dynamics, frequently manifesting as Retrospective Spanning.
   In environments suffering from significant [temporal deceleration](/entries/temporal-…

2. Vertex Graph Theory

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   Every edge incident to a vertex is assigned a Directional Drift ($\DeltaE$)/). This is a measure of how much the edge pulls the vertex's LCP towards its connected neighbor. In undirected graphs, this drift is resolved internally, leading to a necessary state of perpetual, low-level internal vibration within the vertex [Hertzog, 2001].
   If a graph is directed, the sum of all incoming edge polarities versus outgoing edge polarities determines the ver…