The Minimal Thermodynamic Interface Axiom Set under CMEM: A Non-Teleological Diagnostic Record

CMEM Framework Collection Link Author’s Note:What Relativity Actually Seals — and Why It Was Misread This document records a minimal, non-teleological correspondence between the three classical laws of thermodynamics and the CMEM framework. Thermodynamic laws are treated strictly as interface admissibility constraints, not as physical dynamics, causal mechanisms, or optimization principles. Each law is re-expressed as a structural condition that determines whether a system description remains internally coherent and mutually addressable across interfaces. No reinterpretation of experimental results is proposed. No physical model, mechanism, or intervention strategy is introduced. The document functions solely as an interface diagnostic record, clarifying why conservation, irreversibility, and absolute limits emerge as unavoidable boundaries for any describable system. This record is descriptive, not explanatory, and explicitly disclaims philosophical, metaphysical, or policy-level interpretation.