Definition: Scheduled configuration

A scheduled configuration is

where:

1. $g$ is a certified regular geometry or certified one-sided germ;

2. $\Pi$ is its installed packet, and $m$ is a table index, or $\ast$ in a semantic continuum description;

3. $\mathsf{profile}\in \{\mathsf{P},\mathsf{A}\}$ fixes the substrate;

4. $s,\sigma$ are the particle-family and four-face parameters; an unused parameter is inactive metadata;

5. $\tau$ is an execution/flow clock;

6. $h$ includes incidence mode, source stage, schedule stage, module, and finite controller data;

7. ${\nu }_G,{\nu }_{\mathrm{src}}$ are separate nonnegative integer permissions;

8. $m_{\mathrm{src}}$ is an optional classical source token;

9. $\ell :\Gamma \to \mathrm{Cell}(g)$ specifies abstract locations;

10. $\mathcal{R}$ reserves geometric resources separately from spectator, location, and implementation-history storage.

For profile $\mathsf{P}$,

Collar mode has an active parameter $t_{\mathrm{col}}$, holds $s$ fixed and regular, and uses its already installed refined dictionary. Profile $\mathsf{A}$ uses its own slice module and dictionary.

No command changes profile, silently refines the dictionary, or uses implementation history as a source observable.