The Triadic Structure of Alphabetic Systems: Phonological Axis, Fibonacci Architecture, and Language as a Persistence Engine under the Law of Existence
Demonstrates phonological distribution and Fibonacci correspondence in alphabetic systems, suggesting persistent language mechanisms.
Key Points
This work aims to extend the Law of Existence framework to alphabetic language systems, exploring their structural organization and persistence mechanisms.
Analyzed the Latin alphabet's phonological function distribution into triadic subsets.
Established connections between consonantal structures and Fibonacci numbers using empirical data.
Investigated historical patterns in language evolution related to axial organization.
Vowels form a critical axial nucleus, enabling phonological combinations.
Consonant distribution follows Fibonacci correspondence, linking to structural dynamics.
Identified two failure modes in language systems related to generative capacity and return mechanisms.
Cite This Study
REGIVALDO MOTA DE ALMEIDA (2026) studied this question.