Ternary Core Computing Engine: Open-Source Software Package for Three-State Unified Field Theory

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contents <p>This repository presents the v1.0 Ternary Core Computing Engine, an open-source software developed based on the Three-State Unified Field Theory (TSUFT) which maps the helical motion of energy particles (axial, rotational, radial) to the ternary number system (-1, 0, 1). The engine implements core functions including bidirectional conversion between binary/decimal/hexadecimal and standard/balanced ternary, six ternary logic operations (NOT/AND/OR/XOR/IMPLY/EQUIV), coupling calculation of physical constants (e.g., αₑ, αₘ, α_g) with G-α_g mutual conversion, and simulation of high-dimensional spacetime degradation from 9D to 3D. Adapted to Python 3.8-3.10 with numpy≥1.24.3 dependency, the software follows the MIT License and is supplementary to the TSUFT paper (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17905321), providing a computational tool for the research of ternary computing and unified field theory.</p>
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spellingShingle Ternary Core Computing Engine: Open-Source Software Package for Three-State Unified Field Theory
Li, Shuping
ternary computing, balanced ternary, three-state unified field theory, open-source software, Python, physical constant coupling, high-dimensional spacetime simulation, ternary logic operation, energy particle helical motion
<p>This repository presents the v1.0 Ternary Core Computing Engine, an open-source software developed based on the Three-State Unified Field Theory (TSUFT) which maps the helical motion of energy particles (axial, rotational, radial) to the ternary number system (-1, 0, 1). The engine implements core functions including bidirectional conversion between binary/decimal/hexadecimal and standard/balanced ternary, six ternary logic operations (NOT/AND/OR/XOR/IMPLY/EQUIV), coupling calculation of physical constants (e.g., αₑ, αₘ, α_g) with G-α_g mutual conversion, and simulation of high-dimensional spacetime degradation from 9D to 3D. Adapted to Python 3.8-3.10 with numpy≥1.24.3 dependency, the software follows the MIT License and is supplementary to the TSUFT paper (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17905321), providing a computational tool for the research of ternary computing and unified field theory.</p>
title Ternary Core Computing Engine: Open-Source Software Package for Three-State Unified Field Theory
topic ternary computing, balanced ternary, three-state unified field theory, open-source software, Python, physical constant coupling, high-dimensional spacetime simulation, ternary logic operation, energy particle helical motion
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17918496