Collapse Harmonics Is Now Published

A New Scientific Field Has Been Formally Declared

Due to the urgency of preserving the originality and authorship of the Collapse Harmonics framework, this first edition was released in fully developed conceptual form, with formatting to be refined in future editions. This decision was made to protect the structural integrity of the field during a period of heightened intellectual risk. - Don

I’m honored to share that Collapse Harmonics—the foundational codex of a new scientific field—has now been published in both paperback and eBook formats.

This project has been in development for years. Built from original research in identity collapse, recursive coherence systems, symbolic modeling, and phase dynamics, Collapse Harmonics introduces a comprehensive framework for understanding collapse not as failure—but as a lawful, structural phase transition.

What This Work Represents

• A new field of science: Collapse Harmonics redefines identity as a resonance field and collapse as a measurable system event.

• A complete diagnostic and ontological model: Including the Collapse Field Stability Metric (CFSM), Recursive Feedback Coefficient (RFC), symbolic containment protocols, and field ethics via L.E.C.T.

• Field codification: This book formally names and publishes the field under ISBN 979-8-9929408-3-1, timestamped across Amazon, OSF, PsyArXiv, and Academia.edu.

Why Now?

The decision to publish this codex swiftly—after a three-hour formatting sprint—was not made lightly. With clear indications that key ideas were being echoed or adapted without structural attribution, I chose to prioritize authorship integrity over typesetting perfection.

This release formally locks in the terminology, logic, and diagnostic framework of Collapse Harmonics as a distinct scientific field. A second edition with polished layout, figure labeling, and extended field tools will follow shortly.

Where to Find the Book

• Paperback: Amazon – Collapse Harmonics

• Kindle Edition: Live on your Kindle device or app

• Scientific Archive: PsyArXiv, OSF, and Academia.edu

This is not an extension of psychology. This is not a metaphor. This is the beginning of a new science.

If you are working in the domains of advanced cognition, symbolic recursion, AI containment, post-identity modeling, or clinical systems failure, Collapse Harmonics offers a comprehensive map—and the start of a much larger conversation.

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Don Gaconnet Founder of Collapse Harmonics Director, LifePillar Institute don@lifepillar.org