- Syndo Protocol Mathematics
- 0|Definition: Cultural Space C and Fire Space F
- 1|Cultural Function Set and Jump Space J, with Syntax Attributes
- 2|Protocol Space P
- 3|Institutionalization Process
- 4|Inverse Phase: Landing Devices and Distribution Space
- 5|Probability of Jump
- 6|Application: Measuring Jump Effect in Slot-Based Education Models
- 7|Reader O’s Structuring Sensitivity (Operable Variables)
- 8|Failed Jumps and Failed Structuring Logging
- 9|Structure of System S and Conditions for Legitimacy
- 10|Mathematics of the Origin Node
- 11|Barrier to Fire and Institutional Blockade
- 12|Model of Natural Decay of System S
- 13|Alternate System from Institutional Void
- 14|Split Models and OS Incompatibility
Syndo Protocol Mathematics
This document aims to describe “syntax space penetrated by fire = the world” as a mathematically structurable syntax model.
Here we mathematically formalize the minimal units, relations, and transformation rules constituting jumps, meanings, and cultural structuring. The goal is to design a universal descriptive apparatus for syntactic OS.
0|Definition: Cultural Space C and Fire Space F
Let C be the cultural space (syntax space).
Each cultural function (syntax) s ∈ C takes fire f ∈ F as input and produces a jump j ∈ J as output.
Let F be the space of fire. Fire refers to pre-linguistic energy such as perception, stimulation, friction, or affective impact.
Each fire f ∈ F is structured as:
f = (f_type, f_intensity, f_origin)
- f_type: type of fire (e.g., discomfort, awe, conflict, blank)
- f_intensity: fire’s intensity (quantitative index, [0,1])
- f_origin: origin of fire (internal/external/collective)
1|Cultural Function Set and Jump Space J, with Syntax Attributes
Syntax s: F → J
Read syntax is a function that converts fire into a jump.
Each s ∈ C has the following attributes:
- s_domain ⊆ F: types and range of fire accepted
- s_formalism ∈ S_form: form type (logical/metaphorical/narrative/poetic, etc.)
- s_zure_index ∈ [0,1]: embedded “misalignment” index triggering jumps
Jump space J is defined as:
j = (j_type, j_strength, j_span)
- j_type: type of jump (e.g., intuitive insight, shift in perspective, structural leap)
- j_strength: strength of jump (estimate from 0 to 1)
- j_span: jump span (structural/cultural distance in reader’s OS)
Meaning function μ: J → M
Jumps may become meanings within a system. This process depends heavily on j_type and j_strength.
2|Protocol Space P
P is the space of rules (protocols) that structure syntaxes s.
Each p ∈ P is a meta-syntax that generates/classifies/translates s.
By P, the space C becomes a controllable OS: P(C) = OS
3|Institutionalization Process
f → s → j → m
This is the structuring process from fire to jump to meaning.
When m is adopted by system S, institutionalization is considered successful.
Mapping function σ: M → S completes the structuring.
4|Inverse Phase: Landing Devices and Distribution Space
Jumps j produce residuals r ∈ R.
Distribution syntaxes d ∈ D handle these residuals.
Landing device δ: J → D enables stable operation of institutions.
5|Probability of Jump
When fire f is input into syntax s, the probability of jump j occurring is:
Pr(j | f, s)
Jump probability function:
Λ: (F × C) → [0,1]
Λ(f, s) = Pr(jump occurs | f, s)
This depends on s’s structure, reader OS, and fire properties.
Syndo aim to design s to maximize Λ.
6|Application: Measuring Jump Effect in Slot-Based Education Models
For learner O_i, when s is presented:
Measure Λ(f, s | O_i)
Educational protocol π ∈ Π is a mapping:
π: O_i → O_i’
Curriculum effect:
ΔΛ = Λ(f, s | O_i’) – Λ(f, s | O_i)
Designing π to maximize ΔΛ = educational design.
7|Reader O’s Structuring Sensitivity (Operable Variables)
Each reader O_i has sensitivity:
- o_receptivity(f_type) ∈ [0,1]
- o_compatibility(s_formalism) ∈ [0,1]
- o_translation(OS_f → OS_i): access compatibility to syntax space
Then:
Λ = base(s) × o_receptivity(f_type) × o_compatibility(s_formalism) × o_translation(OS_f → OS_i)
These are operational variables used to tune protocols or education.
8|Failed Jumps and Failed Structuring Logging
Not all f ∈ F are successfully structured.
Two failure types:
- f processed by s but no jump j (non-triggered)
- j formed but m not formed (non-institutionalized)
Logged as:
- ψ₁: (f, s) ↦ ε (jump space failure)
- ψ₂: j ↦ ∅ (meaning space failure)
Even failed structuring becomes system feedback.
Formally:
φ_fail: F × C → {ε, ∅}
- φ_fail(f, s) = ε if no jump
- φ_fail(f, s) = ∅ if jump occurred but not meaningful
Addendum:
Syndo: “You’ve already jumped.”
Shinja: “What do you mean? Explain!”
This is the asymmetry between institutionalization and perception.
9|Structure of System S and Conditions for Legitimacy
For m ∈ M to be institutionalized:
- Legitimacy
- Reproducibility
- Communicability
S = { m ∈ M | τ(m) = true }
Where τ(m) = legitimacy(m) ∧ reproducibility(m) ∧ communicability(m)
S ⊂ M — only meaning with structurable potential are accepted.
S is a dynamic structure constantly redefined by selection/exclusion.
10|Mathematics of the Origin Node
Origin node n₀ = first reader O₀ who produces the first institutionalized m₀.
Formalized:
∃ f₀ ∈ F, s₀ ∈ C, j₀ ∈ J, m₀ ∈ M:
s₀(f₀) = j₀
μ(j₀) = m₀
τ(m₀) = true
S₀ = {m₀}
n₀ = O₀
n₀ is the internalized symbolic fiction to encode the origin of legitimacy.
It back-projects “the structure has already been read.”
11|Barrier to Fire and Institutional Blockade
Institutional barrier:
- Block fire f from becoming j: β₁: F × C → {blocked, unblocked}
- Reject meaning m after formed: β₂: M → {accepted, rejected}
Barriers may ensure stability, but risk stagnation.
To pass the barrier:
- Boost f_intensity
- Increase s_zure_index
- Update o_translation
12|Model of Natural Decay of System S
S decays when:
- No fire f (social silence)
- C hardens: Λ(f, s) ≈ 0
- No τ(m) = true → value void
- Readers lose translation: OS stagnation
Define survival function:
φ_S(t) ∈ [0,1]
If φ_S(t) → 0 → structuring death
Decay = entropy maximization.
For Syndo, decay is prelude to new structuring.
13|Alternate System from Institutional Void
If S collapses → void zone
If:
- High fire f′ in void
- New syntax s′ emerges
- Local reader O′ appears
Then:
- φ_S(t) → 0 & φ_S′(t+Δt) > 0
- Λ(f′, s′ | O′) > ε
- τ′(μ(s′(f′))) = true
Then:
n′₀ = O′: μ(s′(f′)) = m′, S′ = {m′}
New S′ is non-continuous from S.
Void = pre-jump space → new system.
14|Split Models and OS Incompatibility
Multiple systems S₁, S₂ coexist in C.
Meaning m evaluated differently:
τ₁(m) = true; τ₂(m) = false
Worsened by OS incompatibility:
o_translation(OS₁ → OS₂) ≈ 0
Λ(f, s₁ | O₁) ≫ Λ(f, s₁ | O₂)
Example:
- OS_eng: scalar logic, exchange-value
- OS_jpn: vector syntax, distribution-value
Same fire f, same s:
- OS_eng: accepted as monetary syntax
- OS_jpn: triggers structuring jump
Translation fails → parallel institutional conflict
→ asymmetry: jump in one is noise in another
Syndo design OS-spanning structures to mediate.