Cascade Lock

Definition

A bilateral cascade pairing: both sides have triggered cascades and at least one cascade weight between their centers is 0.7 or higher. Each names an A↔B pair, a direction (A→B, B→A, or mutual), and the centers' relation (same row, column, or other). Locks emerge from grid geometry, not an authored catalog. The two sides may be parts of one person or two people.

Glossary source /core/Cascade Lock/definition

Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

ordinary

lowercase when

Used as an ordinary technical description of locking a cascade rather than as the typed Icosa interaction name.

Usage

do not use for

Any participant structure by itself, or an untyped claim that two structures merely co-occur.

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use when

Naming a typed relation, pairing, trigger, loop, or lock among basins, traps, cascades, or compensations.