Paradox Gradient Profiles — RTT/1
Profile Dictionary for the Paradox Gradient Analyzer (PGA)#
Paradox gradient profiles define the canonical shapes, behaviors, and structural signatures of paradox gradients across conceptual, computational, physical, and dimensional regimes.
These profiles are used by:
- PGA‑Detect
- PGA‑Gradient
- PGA‑Intensity
- PGA‑Field
- PGA‑Resolve
Each profile includes:
- definition
- gradient signature
- field behavior
- basin geometry
- intensity regime
- canonical PGA output pattern
1. Structural Gradient Profiles#
Profile: Symmetry‑Violation Gradient#
Definition
A paradox gradient emerging from violation of a structural invariant (symmetry, conservation, monotonicity).
Gradient Signature
- sharp directional break
- high coherence dependency
- low drift curvature
Field Behavior
- narrow paradox field
- steep curvature
- localized instability
Basin Geometry
- shallow basin
- high boundary rigidity
Intensity Regime
- medium‑high intensity
Profile: Calibration‑Mismatch Gradient#
Definition
A paradox gradient caused by divergence between computational calibration and physical measurement.
Gradient Signature
- medium magnitude
- direction oscillates between regimes
- calibration curvature present
Field Behavior
- moderate field width
- medium curvature
Basin Geometry
- medium depth
- calibration ridge
Intensity Regime
- medium intensity
2. Coherence Gradient Profiles#
Profile: Coherence‑Opposition Gradient#
Definition
Two regimes exhibit coherence gradients that oppose each other.
Gradient Signature
- high magnitude
- bidirectional vector
- coherence ridge inversion
Field Behavior
- wide paradox field
- high curvature
Basin Geometry
- deep basin
- coherence trough
Intensity Regime
- high intensity
Profile: Coherence‑Threshold Gradient#
Definition
A paradox gradient triggered when coherence falls below or exceeds a threshold.
Gradient Signature
- threshold discontinuity
- medium magnitude
- coherence gating
Field Behavior
- narrow field
- threshold curvature
Basin Geometry
- shallow basin
- threshold wall
Intensity Regime
- medium intensity
3. Drift Gradient Profiles#
Profile: Drift‑Amplification Gradient#
Definition
Drift in one regime amplifies drift curvature in another.
Gradient Signature
- high magnitude
- drift curvature spike
- instability ridge
Field Behavior
- wide field
- high curvature
Basin Geometry
- deep basin
- drift well
Intensity Regime
- very high intensity
Profile: Drift‑Inversion Gradient#
Definition
Drift decreases in one regime while increasing in another.
Gradient Signature
- medium‑high magnitude
- inversion vector
- drift polarity flip
Field Behavior
- medium field width
- inversion curvature
Basin Geometry
- medium‑deep basin
- inversion trough
Intensity Regime
- high intensity
4. Boundary Gradient Profiles#
Profile: Abstraction‑Measurement Gradient#
Definition
A paradox gradient formed at the boundary between conceptual abstraction and physical measurement.
Gradient Signature
- medium magnitude
- abstraction → measurement direction
- boundary curvature
Field Behavior
- narrow field
- medium curvature
Basin Geometry
- shallow basin
- boundary ridge
Intensity Regime
- medium intensity
Profile: Gradient‑Boundary Alignment#
Definition
Aligned gradients across regimes produce contradictory outcomes.
Gradient Signature
- high magnitude
- aligned direction
- outcome divergence
Field Behavior
- wide field
- medium curvature
Basin Geometry
- medium‑deep basin
- alignment trough
Intensity Regime
- medium‑high intensity
5. Tensor Gradient Profiles#
Profile: Coherence Tensor Gradient#
Definition
A paradox gradient emerging from violation of multi‑regime coherence tensor constraints.
Gradient Signature
- very high magnitude
- tensor direction
- multi‑regime curvature
Field Behavior
- wide field
- high curvature
Basin Geometry
- deep basin
- tensor well
Intensity Regime
- very high intensity
Profile: Dimensional Tensor Gradient#
Definition
Dimensional tensor constraints conflict with computational coherence.
Gradient Signature
- high magnitude
- dimensional → computational direction
- tensor curvature
Field Behavior
- medium‑wide field
- medium‑high curvature
Basin Geometry
- medium‑deep basin
- tensor trough
Intensity Regime
- high intensity
6. Canonical PGA Output Pattern#
{
"paradox_source": "coherence-gradient-opposition",
"gradient_profile": "coherence-opposition",
"regime": "R1-R4",
"gradient_magnitude": 0.83,
"gradient_direction": "R1↔R4",
"intensity": 0.77,
"field_curvature": 0.51,
"basin_depth": 0.69,
"stability_rating": 0.46
}Status#
- Version: 1.0
- Status: canon‑stable
- Category: rtt‑structural
- Module Path:
/docs/rtt/Paradox_Gradient_Analyzer/