
This work proposes the Minimal Preconditions for the Possibility of Science (MPPS), a boundary-level conceptual framework identifying candidate minimal structural conditions required for the possibility of science. The framework formalizes differentiation potential, persistence potential, and non-collapse structural regimes as proto-axiomatic constraints defining when distinguishable structure, stable representation, and cumulative knowledge formation can occur. The framework is not presented as a physical or metaphysical model, but as a minimal structural constraint model intended to support future mathematical and computational formalization. Related resourcesAdditional preprints, theoretical frameworks, and ongoing work by the author are available at:https://murad-ahmadov.github.io/
Minimal Preconditions, Persistence, Scientific Foundations, Structural Constraints, Structural Emergence, Conceptual Framework, Distinguishability, Pre-Structural Theory, Information Foundations, Scientific Possibility Boundary, Philosophy of Science, Scientific Inference
Minimal Preconditions, Persistence, Scientific Foundations, Structural Constraints, Structural Emergence, Conceptual Framework, Distinguishability, Pre-Structural Theory, Information Foundations, Scientific Possibility Boundary, Philosophy of Science, Scientific Inference
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