the integrodynamics programme

integrodynamics is a unified research programme analysing institutional coherence, collapse, and control. the papers form a structured system rather than a loose sequence. this map presents the canonical architecture.

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foundations · parts i–iii

part I

contradiction

contradiction as a detectable structural event

part II

symmetry

symmetry as a formal basis for fairness and evaluation

part III

drift

bounded drift and necessary deformation in real systems

field theory and collapse · parts iv–vi

part IV

integrity fields

integrity as a conserved quantity in institutional systems

part V

institutional geometry

formal structure of institutional failure modes

part vi · collapse block

part vi forms a dedicated collapse block. together these papers formalise collapse as a multi-scale phenomenon: from statistical detection, to institutional phase transition, to interior harm propagation, to civilisational regime class.

VI-A

collapse

quantitative detection of systemic collapse

VI-B

inversion

institutional collapse under scrutiny

VI-C

interiority

interior regime deformation and harm propagation

VI-D

ruina

civilisational collapse as an inadmissible regime class

axioms and synthesis · parts vii–ix

part VII

axioms

axiomatic closure of integrodynamic systems

part VIII

origin

formal origin conditions and generative constraints

part IX

integrum

programme synthesis and integrity unification