
ICMM-FW-02 introduit le cadre formel minimal de l’ICMM (Information Complexe Multi-Magnétique). Il définit les primitives des structures informationnelles ICMM, les images admissibles et leurs restrictions projectives, les régimes temporels stratifiés (TMP en EMP et TLV en EEM), ainsi que l’espace des transformations admissibles sous conservation informationnelle globale et co-projection. Ce papier constitue le contrat formel des travaux suivants de la série FW : ICMM-FW-03 (FGF : formes géométriques fermées et critères de stabilité) et ICMM-FW-04 (STIM : transformation information–matière, probabilisme apparent et transitions hyperfines).
ICMM-FW-02 introduces the minimal formal framework of ICMM (Complex Multi-Magnetic Information). It defines the core primitives for ICMM informational structures, admissible images and projective restrictions, stratified temporal regimes (TMP in EMP and TLV in EEM), and admissible transformations under global informational conservation and co-projection. This paper serves as the formal contract for the next works in the FW series: ICMM-FW-03 (FGF: closed fundamental geometries and stability criteria) and ICMM-FW-04 (STIM: information–matter transformation, apparent probabilism and hyperfine transitions).
EEM, TLV, informational transformations, Complex Multi-Magnetic Information, ICMM, admissible images, TMP, informational formalism, EMP, projective restriction, co-projection, EED
EEM, TLV, informational transformations, Complex Multi-Magnetic Information, ICMM, admissible images, TMP, informational formalism, EMP, projective restriction, co-projection, EED
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