Minimal Reidentification Structure Theory (MRST)
MRST is a framework that derives identity, order, and irreversibility from minimal constraints required for reidentification in branching generative processes.
Time, identity, and evaluation are not primitive but are uniquely forced by the minimal conditions of reidentification.
Reidentification arises as the minimal stabilization required when distinctions cannot be persistently maintained in branching processes.
Core claims: (1) Reidentification is not assumed but forced by the minimal requirement of stabilization under branching
(2) Time is uniquely determined as the minimal transitive closu…
Minimal Reidentification Structure Theory (MRST)
MRST is a framework that derives identity, order, and irreversibility from minimal constraints required for reidentification in branching generative processes.
Time, identity, and evaluation are not primitive but are uniquely forced by the minimal conditions of reidentification.
Reidentification arises as the minimal stabilization required when distinctions cannot be persistently maintained in branching processes.
Core claims: (1) Reidentification is not assumed but forced by the minimal requirement of stabilization under branching
(2) Time is uniquely determined as the minimal transitive closure of the generative relation
(3) Irreversibility necessarily arises as information loss induced by projection
Conceptual shift: Object → Identity → Time
→ replaced by
Process → Reidentification → Structure → (Identity, Time)
■日本語版
再同定最小構造理論（MRST）
本理論は、分岐的生成過程における再同定可能性の最小要請から、同一性・順序・不可逆性を導出する。
時間・同一性・評価は前提ではなく、再同定の最小条件から一意に強制される。
再同定は、分岐過程において区別が持続不可能であるときに必要となる最小の安定化構造として生じる。
中核命題： (1) 再同定は仮定ではなく最小安定化要請から強制される
(2) 時間は生成関係の推移閉包として最小に定まる
(3) 不可逆性は射影による情報縮約として必然的に生じる
構造転換： Object → Identity → Time
→
Process → Reidentification → Structure →（Identity, Time）
