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June 5, 20260 citationsOpen Access

PFUSRC-045: Unified Solution to 36 Fundamental Problems in Mathematics and Physics (Revised)

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ZWZhenmin Wang

Key Points

  • The aim is to provide a unified solution to 36 fundamental open problems in mathematics and physics through the PFUSRC framework.
  • Utilized a complete axiomatic system and primordial topological framework.
  • Systematically derived solutions from rigorous axioms and proven theorems.
  • Offered explicit derivation paths, core formulas, and source references for each problem.
  • Demonstrated that 36 independent problems are projections of a single primordial topology.
  • Established a necessary and falsifiable framework for understanding complex mathematical and physical phenomena.
  • Provided empirical verification of the PFUSRC system's applicability.

Abstract

Based on the complete axiomatic system and primordial topological framework of PFUSRC, this paper provides a unified, necessary, self-consistent, non-paradoxical, and falsifiable solution to 36 core open problems in modern mathematics and physics. All problems share a single ontological origin: the 45° triple coaxial bicone topology, the cone-prism interlayer domain, the 1→5→11 rigid dimensional evolution sequence, 55 global steady-state datum points, 12: 11 universal gauge invariance, the ₁ universal driving field, - information anchoring, and the probability stratification axiom. This paper does not adopt presuppositional geometric explanations. Starting from rigorous axioms and using structurally proven theorems, each problem is systematically derived. Every solution provides explicit derivation paths, core formulas, and source references. The results demonstrate that all seemingly independent puzzles are different low-dimensional projections of the same primordial topology. This work constitutes the ultimate empirical verification of the PFUSRC system.

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Zhenmin Wang (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a22695a763171746d547df9https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20529297
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