Author: Vladisav Jovanović
Status: Journal article
Version: Latest archived (Apr 2026)
This paper develops a mathematical grammar for describing how structure holds, fails, and survives under pressure. It focuses on adequacy, pilot severance, and collapse survivability as core variables for understanding whether a formation can continue to organize relation when burden rises, steering weakens, or contact exceeds its available capacity. The aim is not formalism for its own sake, but a more exact account of when a structure remains viable, when it becomes severed from answerable steering, and what conditions allow survival or reorganization after collapse pressure arrives.
structure; adequacy; pilot severance; collapse survivability; viability; reorganization; answerability; contact; collapse; structural intelligence