Phase-Locking Interpretation (PLI): Complete Unified Archive v13.4

Abstract

This document is the complete unified archive of the Phase-Locking Interpretation (PLI), version 13.4. PLI is a physical framework grounded in one postulate: measurement is the establishment of relational locking between two intrinsically locked structures. Its central stability criterion is γ > Γ, where γ is locking strength and Γ is decoherence rate. The archive includes: - The core axiomatic framework - The dual ontology of intrinsic locking and relational locking - The four-level locking environment - The sixteen-discipline computation table - Global real-system risk classification - Dynamic locking equations and early warning systems - Testable predictions and financial verification workflow - Extreme-condition additions, including the flip threshold and channel survival rules - Deep-layer supplements, including local time reversal, information reprojection, and the cyclic origin of intrinsic locking - The black hole singularity flip and dark matter origin conjecture The framework does not replace any standard theory. It provides a unified language for describing stable structures across physical, biological, symbolic, and self-referential levels.