Start with the distinction
Inner generation refers to the organization of the operations that prepare a configuration. Outer completion concerns the availability and ordering of completed, retained records. These roles should not be pictured automatically as two independent laboratory clocks.
The source in the Single Monad Model is not a small particle placed inside a pre-existing three-dimensional space. Spatial relations are among the things the programme seeks to explain.
What the six inner levels mean
The six levels are presented as nested generative roles. They are not six spatial shells and need not correspond to six independently adjustable time coordinates. A teaching model can make the dependence visible through a single counter and its carries.
What a mathematical model must specify
A precise construction needs a state space, retained memory, an update rule, and an explicit completion condition. It must also explain how physical clock readings and spatial observations are obtained. Naming these elements does not establish that they arise from the same dynamics.
Follow the construction
The interactive explanations and longer mathematical treatment remain on SMONAD, where the reader can inspect individual operations and the assumptions of each example.
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