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The Zhu-Liang Truth Function Theorem: A Proof That Truth Necessarily Is a Function

朱梁真理函数定理:真理必然是一个函数的证明
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Preprint 25 Feb 2026 English Publisher:Zenodo
Authors: zhu, Jianbing; deepseek;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.18795260 , 10.5281/zenodo.18781010

The Zhu-Liang Truth Function Theorem: A Proof That Truth Necessarily Is a Function

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This paper proves the Zhu-Liang Truth Function Theorem: Truth, as the ultimate deterministic law of the universe, necessarily takes the form of a function \( T: \Sigma \to R \). The proof is based on two unavoidable meta-facts: the existence of differences (F₁) and deterministic correlations (F₂). The theorem provides an ultimate formal foundation for all rational cognition and is consistent with the ECT-OS-JiuHuaShan framework.

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truth, function, theorem, meta-fact, determinism, mapping, ECT-OS-JiuHuaShan

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