Structural Field Theory

New preprint: Structural Field Theory: A Relational Account of Phase, Coherence, and the Limits of Observational Description This paper proposes Structural Field Theory (SFT), a structural framework for describing the conditions under which any agent maintains, shifts, and loses coherence within a field. The central claim is that what appears as discrete phase transition is an artifact of observation rather than a structural feature of the underlying dynamics. A sphere model, a sensing structure formalization, and a self-contradiction mechanism are introduced as the core components of the framework. Preprint. This work has not yet undergone peer review and may be submitted for publication. Related updates may be available at: patreon.com/NMStructuralTheoryLab