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Numbers & p-adics papers 6 papers

Mathematicians. Valuation theory and the p-adic and adelic programme, Bruhat-Tits trees and ultrametric geometry as mathematics, Ostrowski's theorem, numeral and radix systems, primes, arithmetic and algebraic structures, zeta and gamma functions.

Teaching. Course and seminar material Tagged papers: 33.

  1. Numbers & p-adicsv2.0.0

    Flag Structures and the Flagging Act: A Cross-Domain Survey with Explicit Counting Derivations and a Posed Re-Entry Problem

    The word "flag" names a family of mathematically precise objects — chains of nested subspaces (flag varieties), nested set systems with exchange axioms (flag matroids), asymptotic-inequality certificates (flag algebras), and directional curvature invariants of Finsler spaces — and, in ordinary…

  2. Numbers & p-adicsv2.0.0

    Emergent Universality from Symmetric Rules: Rule-110 Emulation by Alternating Trivial Cellular Automaton Rules

    Elementary cellular automaton (ECA) rule 110 is Turing complete, yet its local rule is chiral: it treats its left and right neighbours differently, and this handedness underlies the glider dynamics that carry its computation. A recent construction shows that rule 110 can nevertheless be emulated by…

  3. Numbers & p-adics

    Geometric Ratios as Generators of Hierarchical Structure: An Arithmetic Audit of π, φ, and e

    A recurring conjecture in the ultrametric-physics program holds that hierarchical—i.e., ultrametric—structure "emerges" when a scale ratio q is set equal to a fundamental geometric constant: π, the golden ratio φ = (1+√5)/2, or Euler's number e. This paper converts that conjecture into falsifiable…

  4. Numbers & p-adics

    Pillar 3: PBO/Autaxys — Pattern-Based Ontology as Intrinsic Self-Ordering

    PBO/Autaxys: Pattern-Based Ontology as Intrinsic Self-Ordering

  5. Numbers & p-adics

    Embodied Mathematics After Lakoff & Nunez: A QNFO Perspective

    This review examines Where Mathematics Comes From (Lakoff & Núñez, 2000) from the QNFO perspective, identifying convergence on anti-Platonism, the symbol-concept distinction, and critique of formalism. Extensions include ultrametric formalization of the four grounding metaphors and a cognitive…

  6. Numbers & p-adics

    Math is NOT the Universe

    This report re-evaluates our Euclidean understanding of reality, showing its inadequacy for modern physics. It traces the shift from Newtonian absolute spacetime to Einstein’s curved spacetime and the scale-dependent complexities of fractal geometry and quantum theory. This analysis argues for a…

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