How the Chronological Families Fit Together

A continuation of the Research Strategy through C1131 · 28 September 2026

The families are different measurements of ordered source structures. A small inventory of source-qualified operations connects them; shared constraints explain agreements, while retained labels and information-loss rules explain their differences.

The strongest new bridge is local: the SP begetting chain supplies Flood capacities, those capacities generate the shortened lifespans, and their ordered accumulation generates the Cumulative displacement field. Rounded analysis then records how those counts change under its own rules. The inverse and Key families add different, precisely specified comparisons; they do not replace the source genealogy with one universal date formula.

This draft separates retained source premises, generated consequences, and additional compatibility conditions. Mathematical reconstruction is distinct from a historical sequence of transmission. The Strategy’s providential interpretation remains an interpretive premise, not a parameter adjusted to make the calculations work.