ID: P0
Type: Paper
Status: Zenodo (frozen)

What it establishes (in one paragraph)

P0 defines the canonical viability language of Synkyria: finite-horizon survival under load and hazard. It formalises holding as a horizon-indexed surrogate of failure probability and uses this to translate “stability” into an architectural constraint: what can remain admissible before collapse.

Key outputs

  • A horizon-first notion of viability (fail-before-T vs. asymptotic claims).
  • A canonical holding / hazard framing that other papers treat as the spine variable.
  • A design stance: viability constraints come before optimisation.

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Downstream dependencies

  • P1 (filtering micro-law), P2 (geometric synthesis), P3–P4 (refusal), P5–P6 (networks/policy).

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