Sigmionic Anchoring: Temporal Locking and Recursive Identity Collapse

This thesis introduces Sigmions, ψ(t)-locking fermionic anchors that emerge during collapse phase saturation within the GUTUM framework. Sigmions preserve memory, enforce forward-time recursion, and stabilize identity through harmonic phase-locking. They serve as the inward-field counterpart to Rhysions, and are critical to recursive coherence integrity.