
We introduce the formal axiomatic foundations of the Universal Relational-Geometric Coherence Law (URCL). By constructing a linear operator framework over a separable Hilbert space, we model the evolution of structural states under a bounded tracking loop governed by a Fibonacci-modulated trace-map recurrence. We prove that the introduction of a non-linear geometric protection threshold forces the spectral dynamics to possess a unique, globally attractive invariant manifold governed by the irrational golden constant ϕ = (1 + √5)/2. Finally, we evaluate the ergodic properties of the system, proving that the coupled tracking mechanics satisfy strict contractive convergence conditions that exponentially suppress localized stochastic perturbations.
URCL Framework, Trace-Map Recurrence, Contractive Mapping, Ergodic Stabilization, URCL, Golden Ratio Attractor, Operator Theory, Dynamical Systems
URCL Framework, Trace-Map Recurrence, Contractive Mapping, Ergodic Stabilization, URCL, Golden Ratio Attractor, Operator Theory, Dynamical Systems
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