
Composite Calculus is a formal arithmetic system built on Laurent polynomial algebra where every operation preserves full provenance — no information is ever lost, even in traditionally destructive operations. The system models numbers as coefficient-carrying objects across a dimensional scale, enabling reversible computation and exact symbolic differentiation, integration, and multivariate calculus through simple algebraic manipulation. Includes a Python library composite_lib.py, a comprehensive test suite (175+ tests) and foundational papers. Key features: Provenance-preserving arithmetic with full reversibility Universal calculus machine via dimensional coefficient algebra Constructive infinitesimal system — fully computable, no abstract foundations required Multivariate extensions for partial derivatives and PDEs Repository: https://github.com/tmilovan/composite-machine
Composite calculus, Laurent polynomials, Provenance Preserving Arithmetic, Symbolic computation, Automatic differentiation, Computational science, infinitesimal arithmetic, Computational mathematics, Mathematical software, Open Source Software
Composite calculus, Laurent polynomials, Provenance Preserving Arithmetic, Symbolic computation, Automatic differentiation, Computational science, infinitesimal arithmetic, Computational mathematics, Mathematical software, Open Source Software
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