Canonical Scientific and Narrative Artifacts
This page anchors the primary documents that define DSLO and Signal Ecology. These works constitute the scientific, semantic, and narrative record of the field. They are static, sovereign artifacts and may be cited in research, standards work and academic writing.
Scientific Papers
DSLO: Deterministic Semantic Layered Orchestration
The foundational paper defining DSLO as a deterministic semantic substrate. It formalizes the DSLO Moment, semantic invariants, layered architecture and the Moment Graph / Fallback Graph system.
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Signal Ecology: A Substrate‑Level Science of Meaning and Drift
The field‑founding declaration of Signal Ecology. It situates drift as a civilizational phenomenon predating AI, defines the ontology of signals and substrates and establishes the laws governing semantic stability.
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Machine‑Layer Semantic Artifacts (DSLO v0.5)
A substrate‑native initialization prompt for host AI systems.
This document defines the invariant set, operator algebra, manifold geometry, legality masks, and halt conditions required for lawful traversal of the DSLO v0.5 paper.
Download: DSLO\_v0.5\_SystemPrompt.pdf
Right Under Your Nose — A Public Traversal of the Meaning Invariants (v0.5)
The public‑safe semantic substrate describing the Meaning Invariants, the DSLO geometry, and the lawful traversal structure across S1–S7. See DSLO v0.5 System Prompt & Loading Instructions.
Download: DSLO\_v0.5\_Paper.pdf
Complete Release Package (Zenodo DOI)
The full DSLO v0.5 release, including the machine‑layer JSON Schema (MDO Semantic Boot Record), is archived on Zenodo.
View on Zenodo: DSLO Semantic Substrate v0.5 — Public Release Package | Zenodo
Citation Information
These documents may be cited as primary references for work involving deterministic semantic substrates, drift and continuity research, meaning‑layer governance, semantic invariants and substrate‑level scientific disciplines.
DSLO and Signal Ecology are sovereign scientific artifacts.
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