The Genesis Trilogy

How do a structured world, a physical interface and a subject capable of revising its own participation form together? HAFF, Q-RAIF and T-DOME retain these three responsibilities. The present volume follows their main sequence; Foundation, Consciousness, Imprint, Brain Anchor and the Q-RAIF companions develop its additional mathematical and explanatory interfaces. The world line now puts physical selection before arbitrary redescription. Interactions select persistent blocks, coherence-decay rates give a coupling-dependent Euclidean relation, and conditions for a spatial interpretation become an explicit target. Transfer dynamics are not derived from dephasing; response-based distances require a separately identified reversible generator. A prepared recording direction passes into internal use in F; after the original contact is undone, the surviving action carrier becomes G's actual program. D connects its selected field port to a conditional semiclassical JT response (G1; D1). Ready states, coupling repertoire, total source and gravitational data remain physical responsibilities. A separate exchange experiment identifies event order; neither experiment derives the preparation boundary or time parameter. The common-source and modular-consistency line tests a stronger shared geometric law. The interface line connects propagation, operator representation and the cost of control through actual generators. A zero transverse residual places a control family in the spatial-generator span; covering every spatial direction additionally requires the calibration map's full row rank (C1; QR-C, Section 4). Equal positive cost forms alone do not establish that alignment. Minimal vector-potential coupling is a known aligned case, not a derivation of every actuator's access to it. The subject line gives task-information prices, a finite history-formation theorem and continued inquiry and repair from an acquired model. The specific gains differ: F–G traces a program value to a previous interaction rather than an external choice; TD-II learns a reading direction from training rather than supplying the correct direction. Ready registers, gate repertoire and schedule in the former, and the training channel, task and budget in the latter, remain inputs. These are advances in formation and provenance, not a claim that total preparation resources have decreased. Finite A is a separate material realization: one semiclassical mean-action scalar/JT history carries an acquired record into a physical source, geometric response and later X-basis reading, with a signal of order 10⁻⁹. Sustained thermal updating B at fixed exhaust capacity over growing runs and joint sharp heat export with effective return C retain stronger conjectural status. Neither establishes universal explanatory closure. The Imprint Chain's typed interface table and the postscript's cosmic formation-and-return conjecture keep the larger programme visible without borrowing those conjectures as proofs. This edition presents the argument in a Main volume and its full evidence in an Appendices volume. The paired PDFs link directly to one another. The accompanying source archive includes member papers and their scientific dependencies for page-level reconstruction. Main and full Appendices PDFs are separate; sources and scientific supplements accompany them in a ZIP.