Confinement

Confinement appears here as two linked matrices in the official 6x6 basis: external confinement and internal confinement.

B6 = (P, P+, e-, e, m-, M+)

|ᚱ²+| External Confinement

	P	P+	e-	m-	M+
P	0	1	0	0	0
P+	1	0	1	1	0
e-	0	1	0	1	1
e	0	0	0	0	0
m-	0	1	1	0	1
M+	0	0	1	1	0

How To Read

If the row is P+ and the column is e-, the cell reads P+ R2+ e-. Here 1 means total external confinement and 0 means no external confinement in this layer.

Document Reading

P is externally confined by P+.
P+ and e- form the base atomic pair.
m- and M+ participate as active external membranes.
The neutrino e does not participate in this layer.

Active Combinations

P with P+.
P+ with P, e-, m-.
e- with P+, m-, M+.
m- with P+, e-, M+.
M+ with e-, m-.

|ᚱ²-| Internal Confinement

	P	P+
P	0	1
P+	1	0
e-	0	0
e	0	0
m-	0	0
M+	0	0

How To Read

If the row is P and the column is P+, the cell reads P R2- P+. Here 1 means the second state can enter or integrate structurally inside the system; 0 means it cannot.

Document Reading

Only the nucleus lives in this layer.
The active pair is P ↔ P+.
Electron, neutrino, and free membranes do not belong to the internal nuclear structure in this version.

Active Combinations

P with P+.
P+ with P.