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June 10, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Hierarchically Nested Dimensions Theory (HNDT) (Version 1.2)

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YLYingkui LuYLYifei Lu

Key Points

  • To build upon the axiomatic core of Hierarchically Nested Dimensions Theory (HNDT) and enhance its formalism.
  • Introduced a Hongdao-field isomorphism for defining manifestation degree via electromagnetic field strength.
  • Developed empirical formulas for computing manifestation degrees based on mass and power ratios.
  • Supplemented with extensive mathematical formalization including categorical formulation and coupling to Einstein equations.
  • Introduced new computation methods for determining manifestation degree with detailed taxonomic tables.
  • Reformulated global closure conditions as conservation laws within the theory.
  • Enhanced clarity and accessibility of theoretical concepts with summaries for non-expert audiences.

Abstract

Hierarchically Nested Dimensions Theory (HNDT) (Version 1.2) Version: 1.2Publication date: June 2026Authors: Yingkui Lu (corresponding), Yifei LuDOI: Zenodo 20587416 Abstract summary This paper presents Version 1.2 of the Hierarchically Nested Dimensions Theory (HNDT), building upon the axiomatic core of V1.1. New contributions include: (i) a Hongdao‑field isomorphism that defines the manifestation degree λλ via normalized electromagnetic field strength, providing a field‑theoretic complement to the existing phase‑space definition; (ii) empirical, data‑driven formulas for computing λλ for material systems (mass ratio to the observable universe) and for civilizations/organisms (power ratio relative to a Dyson sphere), including detailed taxonomic tables; (iii) an extensive mathematical formalization supplement (categorical formulation, variational derivation of λλ dynamics, coupling λλ to Einstein equations, mapping of θθ modes to gauge groups, first‑principles numerical calculation of λλ, and reformulation of the global closure condition as a conservation law). All axioms from V1.1 remain unchanged. What’s new in version 1.2 (compared to V1.1) Hongdao‑field isomorphism (Section 2.3.2) λman=B/Bmax⁡λman=B/Bmax, λint=H/Hmax⁡λint=H/Hmax, λman=μλλintλman=μλλint Provides a direct link between λλ and measurable electromagnetic quantities, strictly enforcing λ∈(0,1)λ∈(0,1). Empirical computation of λλ (Section 2.3.1 the update is fully backward‑compatible. Licence Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) How to cite Yingkui Lu, no empirical datasets are included. The authors welcome collaboration on further formalization, empirical testing, and development of the framework. Preprint deposited on Zenodo for rapid dissemination and community feedback. Future journal submission (e.g., International Journal of Theoretical Physics or similar) is intended.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a28ff6a6f82f25be989c4c7https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20587416
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