
We construct a taxonomic framework for the observational detection of physical coherence across astrophysical and cosmological domains. Five operationally distinct classes are defined — phase coherence (I), temporal coherence (II), morphological coherence (III), kinematic coherence (IV), and structural multi-scale coherence (V) — each mapped to specific instruments, public data archives, and quantitative proxy observables. We show that several well-known cosmological phenomena can be consistently classified within this framework as observational manifestations of primordial phase coherence. This paper does not claim direct detection of the RCD coherence field C; rather, it defines operational proxies through which different forms of coherence may be placed in contact with observations. The framework provides the operational vocabulary for the RCD observational series (Papers XX-XXVI) and establishes falsifiability criteria for the program.
Radial Coherential Dynamics, taxonomy, phase coherence, observational cosmology, BAO, CMB, falsifiability, RCD, coherence
Radial Coherential Dynamics, taxonomy, phase coherence, observational cosmology, BAO, CMB, falsifiability, RCD, coherence
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