TCFC-01 — Witnessed Continuation under Finite Capacity: Temporal Witness, Re-description, and the Transmission of Trace

This paper introduces Witnessed Continuation under Finite Capacity as the first record in the Trace–Continuation under Finite Capacity (TCFC) series of the Synkyria Project. Previous Synkyrian work established that accountable finite-horizon viability requires admissibility–execution coupling and boundary-legible witness. This paper isolates a further structural role of witness: not only as a condition of accountability for boundary conduct, but as a condition for the continuation of finite forms across time and scale. The paper introduces the notion of an admissibility-relevant trace: a component of a finite-capacity system’s history that may affect future viability while remaining externally non-legible. It…