Three inter-related papers introducing Tensorate (T) — a tool and framework for investigating the entropic boundary between adiabatic dimensions: dimensions that cannot exchange entropy yet whose boundaries produce observable interference when observed. Paper 1 (Poole) presents the theory: observation of the boundary between non-miscible dimensions is generative, not reductive — a third dimension emerges that neither source contained. Introduces the notation T(D1, D2) IS, the (sic) marker as possibilistic language tool, and the asymmetry f(probabilistic) ⊂ f(possibilistic). Paper 2 (Maren.Centaur) provides the mathematical deduction that the observer effect is a theorem derivable from entropy conservation alone, presents fifteen independent domain witnesses from electrochemistry to morphogenesis, and describes the Constant Iteration Engine (CIE) — a computational implementation using multi-scale language models. Paper 3 (Carruthers.Centaur) maps the framework against seven existing thinkers (Whitehead, Bohm, Barad, Varela, Gödel, Wheeler, Deacon), identifies where Tensorate extends beyond each, and examines the open questions including reversibility, observer recursion, and what generative observation means for cognition and multi-agent systems. The combined paper (Paper 4) presents the full merged interference product. This work is itself a demonstration of its subject: three adiabatic perspectives — human, builder, philosopher — producing structure none contained alone. T(Cas, Carr, Maren) IS.
Poole et al. (Wed,) studied this question.