The IXUS Protocol 3.2 — Systematic Layer-to- Layer Correspondence Between Ontological Layers and Physics-Facing Descriptions — Kernel Architecture Patch
Sakamoto, Keiji
Abstract
Paper B (v2.02 EN—IXUS Protocol 3.2) The IXUS Protocol defines a structured methodology for translation between the Ontological Layer (Layer-O)—the domain of meaning, poetry, and qualia—and the Physics-Facing Layer (Layer-P)—the domain of mathematical description and code. Version 3.2 introduces the IXUS Kernel, a deterministic translation engine governed by a formally declared Priority Stack designed to constrain ambiguity in cross-layer mapping. Rather than asserting semantic equivalence, the protocol specifies rule-based correspondence conditions under which translations between Layer-O and Layer-P may be performed without structural mixing. In this sense, the IXUS Protocol provides a governance architecture for layered communication within the Dualbind framework. Keywords: ontological layering, cross-layer translation, kernel architecture, semantic logic, AI governance, Dualbind Remark on Mathematical Formulation:This work is presented as a structural hypothesis under explicitly declared design premises. Mathematical formalization and rigorous proofs remain open to further grounding and external verification. Related foundational work: “The Dualbind Gravity Model” (Paper A v2.02) For correspondence: [email protected]: CC BY 4.0