Relationship to the Resonance Substrate Model (RSM)#

The Manufacturing Substrate Regime Model (MSRM) is complementary to the Resonance Substrate Model (RSM) in its emphasis on regime coherence and mediated interaction across complex systems.

RSM introduces resonance as a structural concept for understanding alignment and interaction across regimes. MSRM does not model resonance phenomena but adopts a similar focus on maintaining coherence through explicit regime declaration, boundary semantics, and operator mediation.

In manufacturing contexts, MSRM applies these principles to calibration stability, drift detection, and non‑catastrophic regime exit, without invoking resonance dynamics or temporal coupling.

The relationship between MSRM and RSM is one of conceptual alignment rather than extension. Each model addresses distinct domains while sharing a common substrate‑based approach to regime organization.