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| author | John Taylor |
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| contents | <p>We prove that the Local Divergence Intensity (LDI) framework detects structure in any or-<br>dered symbolic sequence, independent of physical substrate. The universality follows from a sin-<br>gle observation: the algorithm operates on flattened sequences, where all domain-specific tensor<br>structure is erased. Two examples—quantum many-body scars and protein sequences—illustrate<br>that identical code, differing only in tensor shape, detects fundamentally different physical phe-<br>nomena through the same geometric signature. We then establish that the Tree of Continua<br>C = {0, 1}A serves as the universal receiver for all physical measurement: every quantum exper-<br>iment terminates in bit strings, and bit strings live in C.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | LDI Universality John Taylor <p>We prove that the Local Divergence Intensity (LDI) framework detects structure in any or-<br>dered symbolic sequence, independent of physical substrate. The universality follows from a sin-<br>gle observation: the algorithm operates on flattened sequences, where all domain-specific tensor<br>structure is erased. Two examples—quantum many-body scars and protein sequences—illustrate<br>that identical code, differing only in tensor shape, detects fundamentally different physical phe-<br>nomena through the same geometric signature. We then establish that the Tree of Continua<br>C = {0, 1}A serves as the universal receiver for all physical measurement: every quantum exper-<br>iment terminates in bit strings, and bit strings live in C.</p> |
| title | LDI Universality |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19034272 |