Instability of Absolute Nothingness J: The Necessity of Modular Structure- From Information Ontology to a Unified Geometric Principle of Higher-Dimensional Algebras

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zhou, ziqing
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zhou, ziqing
contents <p>This paper proposes the “Necessity Principle of Modular Structure”, arguing<br>that the discrete hierarchical structure of congruence (modular arithmetic) is the<br>deep mathematical skeleton connecting information ontology and normed division<br>algebras. By analyzing the discrete definition of information quantity, the rigid<br>classification of Hurwitz’s theorem, and the recursive closure condition in octonion<br>geometry, we prove that modular invariance is the inevitable mathematical form<br>to avoid ontological nothingness and achieve self-consistency of high-dimensional<br>information. This framework reinterprets the periodicity of Euler’s formula as a<br>special case of low-dimensional modular structure, while the scale factor e2π at<br>the octonion level manifests as a generalized modular invariance under maximal<br>information density.</p>
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spellingShingle Instability of Absolute Nothingness J: The Necessity of Modular Structure- From Information Ontology to a Unified Geometric Principle of Higher-Dimensional Algebras
zhou, changzheng
zhou, ziqing
modular structure; information ontology; normed division algebras; octo nions; recursive closure; Hurwitz's theorem
<p>This paper proposes the “Necessity Principle of Modular Structure”, arguing<br>that the discrete hierarchical structure of congruence (modular arithmetic) is the<br>deep mathematical skeleton connecting information ontology and normed division<br>algebras. By analyzing the discrete definition of information quantity, the rigid<br>classification of Hurwitz’s theorem, and the recursive closure condition in octonion<br>geometry, we prove that modular invariance is the inevitable mathematical form<br>to avoid ontological nothingness and achieve self-consistency of high-dimensional<br>information. This framework reinterprets the periodicity of Euler’s formula as a<br>special case of low-dimensional modular structure, while the scale factor e2π at<br>the octonion level manifests as a generalized modular invariance under maximal<br>information density.</p>
title Instability of Absolute Nothingness J: The Necessity of Modular Structure- From Information Ontology to a Unified Geometric Principle of Higher-Dimensional Algebras
topic modular structure; information ontology; normed division algebras; octo nions; recursive closure; Hurwitz's theorem
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19425962