RTG is the candidate geometry beneath the Transition Table. It is developed enough to publish as a governed pre-formalism, but not developed enough to claim mathematical closure or production authority.
RTG names the possible relative geometry underneath StegVerse transition governance. The Transition Table is the public representation layer. RTG is the candidate structure that may explain how transition positions, observation windows, admissibility pressure, coupling, confidence, darkness, and emission readiness relate.
RTG should be treated as a structured pre-formalism: stronger than an idea, weaker than completed proof.
| Dimension | Posture |
|---|---|
| Conceptual maturity | high |
| Doctrine maturity | medium-high |
| Executable scaffold | medium-high |
| Proof completeness | low-medium |
| Public-facing readiness | partial |
| Production authority | not yet |
RTG can currently support: - candidate formalism development - governed test scaffolding - transition-table explanation - observer-window modeling - confidence and posture regrade logic - publication-gate discipline - dark-cell / false-transition doctrine RTG should not yet claim: - final equations - complete proof machinery - mathematical closure - production governance authority - external formal verification