Dimensional‑Coherence Interface
Morphic Resonance is treated in TriadicFrameworks as a dimensional‑coherence interface: patterns are coherence structures, recurrence is activation across dimensional adjacency, and similarity is coherence overlap — not fields, forces, or metaphysical influence.
Module Summary
In this canon, Morphic Resonance is a pattern‑activation grammar that operates across dimensional layers and RTT regimes. It defines:
- patterns as coherence structures
- coherence surfaces as activation regions
- dimensional adjacency as overlap, not coupling
- activation as structural, not causal transmission
- resonance layers across R1 → R3
- coherence diagnostics and collapse modes