Boundary Coherence Theory

The complete Boundary Coherence Theory (BCT) corpus, comprising Volumes 00–04 and approximately 40 files, together with a standalone technical defensive disclosure (Part 04_03) covering cross-domain applications of the closure-engine architecture. BCT is a boundary-based research framework in which physical phenomena are developed from admissibility-governed boundary structure, including 2T+1V dimensional asymmetry, finite healing length, and single-valued admissible continuation. The corpus is organized in five layers: governance, ontology, projection, domain unfolding, and engineering. Part 04_03 publicly discloses the closure-engine governance architecture, including observable-role classification, monotone burden tracking, commit/refusal gating, topology-change handling, and cross-domain implementation mappings across energy, transport, medical, infrastructure, computing, and other sectors. This record is a public research-corpus archive and technical defensive disclosure. It is not peer reviewed. Australian provisional patents have been filed for associated engineering implementations.