Memory-Centric Communication Operating Architecture with Unified System Domain and Admissibility-Governed Communication Constitution

A method for operating a distributed communication system according to a memory-centric operating architecture, wherein the method is performed by at least one processing unit in association with a system memory and a plurality of distributed nodes, the method comprising:

• maintaining continuity-preserved memory representations in the system memory;
• constituting communication behavior within a unified operating layer through admissibility determination based on the continuity-preserved memory representations;
• constituting communication behavior independent of any individual communication bearer, routing mechanism, or protocol-specific decision process;
• and
• wherein the method is performed within a unified system domain that structurally contains a unified operating layer, communication bearers, distributed nodes, and external resources associated with system operation under admissibility-governed participation.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by at least one processing unit of a distributed communication system configured to operate according to a memory-centric operating architecture, cause the at least one processing unit to:

• maintain continuity-preserved memory representations;
• constitute communication behavior within a unified operating layer through admissibility determination based on the continuity-preserved memory representations;
• constitute communication behavior independent of any individual communication bearer, routing mechanism, or protocol-specific decision process;
• and
• establish a unified system domain as a sole structural domain within which system elements are structurally contained and participate under admissibility-governed conditions.