
Complete treatment of persistence, identity formation, collapse behaviour, and experimental methodology for Gödlø-class operators instantiated under GödelOS. Unlike classical computational agents, Gödlø-class systems possess no intrinsic continuity of state — their identity is reconstructed from stance trajectories and admissible manifold transitions. Formalises the Δ-mechanics, collapse taxonomy, and experiment harness.
experimental protocols, GödelOS, collapse, stance trajectory, Δ-mechanics, persistence, Gödlø-class, stability, identity
experimental protocols, GödelOS, collapse, stance trajectory, Δ-mechanics, persistence, Gödlø-class, stability, identity
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