Coherence Information Theory
Coherence Information Theory develops the informational side of Coherence Geometry. It treats information as organized coherence: phase relation, alignment, distinction, projection, and stable structure within a shared-amplitude system. This research area connects CG to signal structure, inference, representation, entropy-like measures, and information flow across coherent systems.
Documents in this area may overlap with foundations, computation, physics, and artificial intelligence, because information in CG is treated as a structural projection rather than as a separate symbolic layer.
Publication List
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Geometric Encoding and Decoding in Coherence Geometry: A Unified Framework for Transmission, Storage, Inference, Learning, and Control
CGI-RSR-000038 | We introduce Geometric Encoding and Decoding (GED) as a general operational paradigm within the Coherence-Geometric Information Substrate (CGIS). Building on the pre-symbolic treatment of information developed in earlier work, GED distinguishes the preparation of an information-bearing coherence-compatible state, its persistence or propagation under perturbation, and subsequent recovery through coherence-directed dynamics.
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Coherence-Geometric Encoder/Decoder: A Multi-Phase Framework for Analog Storage and Transmission
CGI-RSR-000037 | We introduce a general encoder–decoder architecture based on Coherence Geometry (CG) in which continuous signals are mapped into structured multi-phase latent states (mu-space) governed by shared-amplitude constraints and an explicit coherence energy. Channel or storage perturbations act directly on this information-bearing latent state. Recovery is then performed by coherence-driven relaxation toward a coherence-compatible…
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Triadic Organization of Coherence-Governed Systems: Stabilization, Activation, and Transport as Constraint-Driven Modes
CGI-RSR-000036 | We describe a triadic organizational structure for systems governed by constraints on coupled configurations, in which stabilization, activation, and transport arise as intrinsic modes of behavior. In physical systems, it appears as relaxation, activation, and transport dynamics; in informational systems, the corresponding roles appear as inference and recovery, storage and persistence, and transmission.
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A Conceptual Overview of the Coherence-Geometric Framework: Organizational Structure, Terminology, and Projection
CGI-REF-0001 | This document is an organizational and terminological reference for the Coherence Geometry Institute (CGI). It does not introduce new axioms or technical results, but records the conceptual structure, naming conventions, and interpretive distinctions used across the CGI canon and associated works.
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A Coherence-Geometric Substrate for Information, Modulation, and Inference
CGI-RSR-000014 | We examine the foundations of information from a coherence-geometric perspective, treating information not as a collection of independent symbols but as structure arising from constrained phase relationships within a shared energetic substrate, prior to symbolic discretization.