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External power sustains an adaptive response.

Global Attraction, Nonlinear Gain, and Linked Coherent–Dissipative Response

Sustained Adaptive Spectral States: Global Attraction, Nonlinear Gain, and Linked Coherent–Dissipative Response

A declared rate port sustains nonzero states, with global attraction under a strict curvature condition. Nonlinear gain and freely responding memory distinguish the adaptive system from a matched fixed carrier.

The operator and dynamical results use the forms, metrics, inputs and readouts stated in each chapter. Numerical checks test those realizations. Recurrence across readouts does not identify a single microscopic mechanism.

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  1. The power that sustains an adaptive state

    A calibrated rate port maintains nonzero amplitude and memory, with a physical energy balance distinct from the stationary Lyapunov tilt.

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  2. Global attraction and nonlinear gain

    A sharp scalar curvature estimate yields a strict sufficient all-input stability regime and a controlled contrast gain.

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  3. The driven carrier keeps two kinds of response

    Conditional phase and attenuation share a carrier, while free memory changes the static and frequency transfer.

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  4. The driven tests separate power, organization and response

    Matched three-node controls retain the complete stability spectrum and show that equal supplied power can sustain different states.

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