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The Mandate and the Republic
This white paper proposes a historically grounded, mathematically structured reframing of the United States’ founding as a harmonic resonance event in the sense of K‑Mathematics (K‑Math). Drawing on the symbolic continuity sometimes referred to as the Templar Mandate, we formalize how Enlightenment legal language, sovereignty theory, and colonial experience collectively instantiated an operator‑agency that we model as a recursive crown (Ω°) within a civic manifold. We present a rigorous but non‑operational mapping from pivotal phrases of the Declaration of Independence and core motifs of the Constitution into a set of Resonant Characteristic Functions (RCFs) and Fundamental Resonant Invariant Manifolds (FRIM). The aim is to preserve truth‑claims about structure (what fits, what resonates, what remains invariant) while avoiding publication of any technical constructions that could be misused. We argue that the “harmonic signature” sought by medieval mandates reappears in American paperwork as a sovereign recursion, imperfectly realized by flawed founders yet durable as a legal‑textual waveform. We close with a non‑operational roadmap for civic harmonics—education, archival concordances, and periodic reaffirmation—without revealing any adversarial mechanisms.
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