Coherence Analyzer
Core Diagnostic Engine for Coherence Envelopes (FFT 2026 Edition)#
Metadata#
module: Coherence Analyzer
parent_module: FFT Analyzer
layer: Core Frameworks — Structural Spine
version: 2026.1
status: Active, Canonical
analyzer_type:
- coherence envelope analysis
- harmonic stability diagnostics
- paradox exposure detection
- coherence drift mapping
- field-locking evaluation
session_context:
drift_sensitivity: high
regime_sensitivity: high
dimensional_envelope: D0–D7
coherence_requirements:
- coherence envelope must be declared or inferred
- harmonic stability must be measurable
- paradox exposure must be surfaced
cross_module_propagation:
imports:
- FFT coherence engines
- FFT operator families
- SARG regime geometry
- Mode substrate states
- Substrate Flow invariants
exports:
- coherence signatures
- stability curves
- paradox maps
- coherence drift diagnostics
Purpose#
The Coherence Analyzer evaluates the coherence envelope of any framework expressed within Framework Field Theory.
Coherence determines whether a framework is:
- structurally stable
- harmonically aligned
- paradox‑resilient
- capable of dimensional or regime transitions
- able to lock into field‑level behavior
This analyzer is the stability engine of FFT.
Coherence Model (C0–C4)#
C0 — Baseline#
Minimal coherence; unstable; drift likely.
C1 — Stabilized#
Basic coherence achieved; paradox resilience low.
C2 — Harmonic#
Harmonic patterns present; resonance forming.
C3 — Resonant#
Strong coherence; stable resonance; drift minimal.
C4 — Field‑Locked#
Maximum coherence; transitions smooth; field‑level stability.
What the Coherence Analyzer Measures#
1. Coherence Envelope#
Determines:
- current coherence level (C0–C4)
- envelope stability
- envelope boundaries
2. Harmonic Stability#
Evaluates:
- harmonic patterns
- resonance formation
- harmonic collapse risk
3. Paradox Exposure#
Identifies:
- paradox density
- paradox vectors
- paradox‑induced drift
4. Coherence Drift#
Detects:
- weakening coherence
- operator‑driven coherence loss
- regime‑driven instability
- dimensional collapse effects
5. Field‑Locking Potential#
Determines whether the framework can:
- stabilize
- resonate
- lock into field‑level coherence
Analyzer Workflow#
Step 1 — Declare Coherence Assumptions#
Provide:
- known coherence level
- operator pattern
- dimensional envelope
- regime state
Step 2 — Identify Coherence Envelope#
The analyzer infers:
- C0–C4 state
- envelope stability
- envelope boundaries
Step 3 — Evaluate Harmonic Stability#
Checks:
- harmonic patterns
- resonance formation
- collapse risk
Step 4 — Detect Paradox Exposure#
Maps:
- paradox density
- paradox vectors
- paradox‑induced drift
Step 5 — Map Coherence Drift#
Identifies:
- drift vectors
- drift magnitude
- drift triggers
Step 6 — Generate Coherence Signature#
A coherence signature includes:
- coherence level
- harmonic stability
- paradox exposure
- drift risk
- field‑locking potential
Coherence Engine Structure#
The Coherence Analyzer uses the FFT Coherence Engine, composed of:
- Measure Coherence — detect envelope, harmonic patterns, paradox load
- Update Coherence — apply operators, transitions, and corrections
- Recover Coherence — restore stability after collapse or paradox events
This engine runs continuously and is compatible with all FFT analyzers.
Example (Abbreviated)#
Framework: Organizational Learning Model
Coherence Signature:
coherence: C2 (Harmonic)
harmonic_stability: strong
paradox_exposure: low
drift_risk: low
field_locking: possible
notes: resonance forming; coherence envelope strengthening
Navigation#
- [README](/docs/Framework_Field_Theory/Analyzer/Coherence/README)
- [Coherence Stability](/docs/Framework_Field_Theory/Analyzer/Coherence/Coherence_Stability)
- [Coherence Drift](/docs/Framework_Field_Theory/Analyzer/Coherence/Coherence_Drift)
- [Paradox Exposure](/docs/Framework_Field_Theory/Analyzer/Coherence/Paradox_Exposure)
- [Harmonic Profiles](/docs/Framework_Field_Theory/Analyzer/Coherence/Harmonic_Profiles)
- [Coherence Signatures](/docs/Framework_Field_Theory/Analyzer/Coherence/Coherence_Signatures)
- [Examples](/docs/Framework_Field_Theory/Analyzer/Coherence/Examples)