Complementary Trap Interaction

Definition

Two traps on entirely separate centers, pulling opposite directions, but sharing an axis — one capacity, or one domain, in common. They do not overlap at a center; along the shared axis, their opposite pulls form a structural interlock within one person. The Complementary label describes that geometry, not proof that the traps compensate successfully, remain stable, or cause the pair to hold together. For the two-person form — one trap on each partner at the same harmony — see Shared Trap Interlock.

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Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

ordinary

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.