Mediated Interaction in a Shared Dynamical Environment: A Mechanistic Extension of the Principle of Dynamical Sensitivity

The first paper, The Principle of Dynamical Sensitivity of Structures within a Shared Physical Environment, introduced the Principle of Dynamical Sensitivity as a conceptual proposal according to which structures emerging within a shared dynamical physical environment inherit sensitivity to its dynamical properties. The second paper, Operationalizing the Principle of Dynamical Sensitivity: Response, Coupling, and Cross-Scale Interaction, operationalized this principle through a response-based framework distinguishing environmental excitation, system sensitivity, realized response, and threshold-dependent effective interaction. The present work extends this program by addressing a further open question: how…