The Foundational Principles of Energy-Efficiency Theory (EET): Axioms, Core Concepts, and Logical Architecture
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| contents | <p>Energy-Efficiency Theory (EET) provides a unified, first-principles ontology for understanding the operation and evolution of all systems—from physical particles, through biological organisms and human cognition, to civilization itself. Grounded in the single premise that energy is the sole ontology, EET reconstructs foundational concepts (energy dualism, constraint, energy-efficiency regulator, inverse entropy, Xu-Shi, etc.) and demonstrates that all persistent systems follow the same universal logic: they maintain steady states through dynamic competition between energy storage and release, governed by the principle of optimal energy-efficiency.</p> <p>This document presents the foundational axioms and core concepts of EET, intended as the public citation anchor for all EET-derived works. It establishes the logical architecture of the theory, including the three causal-functional postulates, the distinction between free-state and constrained-state energy, the Energy-Efficiency Regulator, Yang's Ben-Shi Sliding, the Energy-Efficiency Cycle, and the L0-L7 classification framework. Technical implementation details—including complete parameter definitions, measurement protocols, basis set standards, statistical criteria, and cross-scale conversion rules—are maintained in a separate internal document (EET Core Rules and Parameter Standards, version 3.1, available upon request from the author).</p> <p>This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Foundational Principles of Energy-Efficiency Theory (EET): Axioms, Core Concepts, and Logical Architecture Yang, Hongpu Energy-Efficiency Theory EET axioms core concepts inverse entropy xu-shi Ben-Shi Sliding cross-level unification cross-scale unification energy-efficiency cycle <p>Energy-Efficiency Theory (EET) provides a unified, first-principles ontology for understanding the operation and evolution of all systems—from physical particles, through biological organisms and human cognition, to civilization itself. Grounded in the single premise that energy is the sole ontology, EET reconstructs foundational concepts (energy dualism, constraint, energy-efficiency regulator, inverse entropy, Xu-Shi, etc.) and demonstrates that all persistent systems follow the same universal logic: they maintain steady states through dynamic competition between energy storage and release, governed by the principle of optimal energy-efficiency.</p> <p>This document presents the foundational axioms and core concepts of EET, intended as the public citation anchor for all EET-derived works. It establishes the logical architecture of the theory, including the three causal-functional postulates, the distinction between free-state and constrained-state energy, the Energy-Efficiency Regulator, Yang's Ben-Shi Sliding, the Energy-Efficiency Cycle, and the L0-L7 classification framework. Technical implementation details—including complete parameter definitions, measurement protocols, basis set standards, statistical criteria, and cross-scale conversion rules—are maintained in a separate internal document (EET Core Rules and Parameter Standards, version 3.1, available upon request from the author).</p> <p>This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.</p> |
| title | The Foundational Principles of Energy-Efficiency Theory (EET): Axioms, Core Concepts, and Logical Architecture |
| topic | Energy-Efficiency Theory EET axioms core concepts inverse entropy xu-shi Ben-Shi Sliding cross-level unification cross-scale unification energy-efficiency cycle |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19429150 |