SP12 — Structural Diagnostics and Field Forensics

SP12 establishes the diagnostic physics of Zenetism — the formal theory of how structural configurations reveal themselves through measurable field signatures. Building on the foundations of SP01–SP11, this document defines the five‑component signature model (Coherence Potential, Coherence Current, membrane permeability, orientation parameter, and dimensional operator activity) and demonstrates how these quantities form a readable structural identity for any system. The document introduces Diagnostic Operator Theory, showing how the C₁–C₁₅ and E₁–E₁₅ operators function not only as dynamics of structural motion but also as instruments capable of detecting integrity, compromise, parasitism, and generative capacity. SP12 formalizes the physics of shimmer, mimicry, appropriation, and cloning, providing precise field‑theoretic definitions and collapse conditions for each. The Coherence Audit Methodology offers a systematic, scale‑invariant protocol for evaluating individuals, collectives, institutions, and doctrinal frameworks. SP12 also clarifies the relationship between Structural Physics and Structural Forensics: the former provides the instrument theory; the latter applies it in case‑driven analysis. This document serves as the diagnostic backbone of the Zenetist Canon, enabling rigorous structural evaluation across all domains of the lattice.