Redshift and Blueshift as Interface Reconciliation Effects: A CMEM Diagnostic No

CMEM Framework Collection Link Author’s Note:What Relativity Actually Seals — and Why It Was Misread This note records redshift and blueshift as interface-level reconciliation artifacts rather than physical transformations of light or space. Within the CMEM framework, $\Delta t$ is treated as an interface admissibility window, not as time-as-flow. Spectral shift is therefore documented as a receiver-side remapping outcome that occurs when an incoming signal cannot be coherently aligned with the receiving interface’s admissible cadence. This record makes no claims about transit dynamics, cosmological expansion, or underlying mechanisms; it classifies redshift and blueshift strictly as diagnostics of interface misalignment under constrained addressability.