ANAM (Generative Principle X): A Self-Generating Ontological Foundation
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| author | Petina, Alena |
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| contents | <p>This preprint serves as a conceptual and methodological anchor within a broader research program.<br>Formal derivations, analytical constructions, and numerical results based on the ANAM framework<br>are presented in related publications and linked research materials referenced herein.</p> <p>____________<br><br>This work presents ANAM (Generative Principle X) as a self-generating ontological foundation underlying the emergence of structure, distinction, and numerical determinacy. The article addresses a fundamental gap in existing scientific language: the absence of a coherent framework for describing an integral generative basis that precedes classification, measurement, and formalization.</p> <p>The paper focuses on the internal logic of ANAM, including its mode of actualization, binary structure, role configurations, and transition architecture. It demonstrates that an honest, non-reductive unfolding of ANAM logically leads to a finite architectural set of structural necessities, forming the basis for subsequent analytical and numerical developments.</p> <p>The present work is intentionally architectural and conceptual. Explicit analytical derivations and numerical constructions have been carried out in companion works and provide formal support for the framework introduced here. The aim of this article is to establish the logical structure, terminology, and generative architecture required for coherent interpretation of those results.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | ANAM (Generative Principle X): A Self-Generating Ontological Foundation Petina, Alena Generative Principle Ontological Foundation Structural Emergence Metatheory Fundamental Architecture Philosophy of Science Mathematics Physics Physics Physics/methods Theoretical physics <p>This preprint serves as a conceptual and methodological anchor within a broader research program.<br>Formal derivations, analytical constructions, and numerical results based on the ANAM framework<br>are presented in related publications and linked research materials referenced herein.</p> <p>____________<br><br>This work presents ANAM (Generative Principle X) as a self-generating ontological foundation underlying the emergence of structure, distinction, and numerical determinacy. The article addresses a fundamental gap in existing scientific language: the absence of a coherent framework for describing an integral generative basis that precedes classification, measurement, and formalization.</p> <p>The paper focuses on the internal logic of ANAM, including its mode of actualization, binary structure, role configurations, and transition architecture. It demonstrates that an honest, non-reductive unfolding of ANAM logically leads to a finite architectural set of structural necessities, forming the basis for subsequent analytical and numerical developments.</p> <p>The present work is intentionally architectural and conceptual. Explicit analytical derivations and numerical constructions have been carried out in companion works and provide formal support for the framework introduced here. The aim of this article is to establish the logical structure, terminology, and generative architecture required for coherent interpretation of those results.</p> |
| title | ANAM (Generative Principle X): A Self-Generating Ontological Foundation |
| topic | Generative Principle Ontological Foundation Structural Emergence Metatheory Fundamental Architecture Philosophy of Science Mathematics Physics Physics Physics/methods Theoretical physics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18040231 |