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NGIFT 5.1 — Formalization of the "Global Impulse" and the Two Deviations

Authors: Flieger, Szymon;

NGIFT 5.1 — Formalization of the "Global Impulse" and the Two Deviations

Abstract

NGIFT 5.1 extends the 5.0 ontology by formalizing the origin of deviations ΔM (material deviation) and ΔG (geometric deviation) as the result of a single global impulse — a fundamental perturbation of the matrix. In the ideal state the matrix contains no geometry, no matter, and no time. A single global impulse generates both ΔM and ΔG, which then evolve into matter, geometry, and the observable universe. The cosmos is interpreted as a deterministic relaxation process in which ΔM and ΔG gradually compensate toward the ideal state. NGIFT 5.1 provides the first formal description of how a universe emerges from one informational event.

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