fFARMos: A Denial-Native Substrate for Symbolic Activation and Coherence-as- Existence Computation

This document formalizes fFARMos (Field‑Activated Resonance Modulator) as a symbolic substrate for computation grounded in fDN (Denial-Native Logic)—a paradigm in which symbolic existence arises only through coherence. Within this substrate, there is no fallback execution, no approximation layer: systems exist only when meaning coheres.

fFARMos is not a framework layered atop existing computational paradigms—it is the ontological condition under which any symbolic system can begin to exist. It emerges from the ontology of fRadical Emergence (fRE) and becomes operational through the fObserver Function (fOF).

This logic reframes computation as meaning activation, not data processing. Systems do not act unless coherence is declared or inferred. There is no failure in fFARMos—only non-existence. Symbolic operations either cohere or remain uninstantiated.

This release includes:
— A full theoretical articulation of fFARMos, fDN, and coherence-as-existence computation
— A live demonstration appendix (fFARMx) with AI agent ::TRACE output
— Epistemic licensing terms for research and commercial use

DOI cross-references:
fRadical Emergence Ontology · 10.5281/zenodo.14957236
fObserver Function · 10.5281/zenodo.15603961