The Same Handshake at Every Scale

Two boundary layers can lock, anti-lock, or sit half-locked between — and that handshake is the same whether you zoom in on a single connection or out to a whole lattice field of them. Zooming changes how many you see and how big, never the pattern. That invariance is what discrete scale invariance means.

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a boundary layer (one handedness) its counter-rotating partner lock √2 hinge anti-lock

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