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February 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Trace–Parasite–Memory Theory: A Unified Generative Ontology and Closure Field Framework迹寄记理论:统一生成本体与闭合场框架

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CScui shuilong

Key Points

  • The study aims to present a complete structural framework of the Trace–Parasite–Memory theory that redefines existence in terms of generative closure.
  • Developed a unified symbolic constitution and axiomatic foundation.
  • Formulated structural theorems and closure dynamical equations.
  • Examined bounded propagation and intrinsic constants.
  • Explored mass, gravitational mapping, and electromagnetic structures related to generative tension.
  • Established a modular structure within the Trace–Parasite–Memory theoretical system.
  • Demonstrated how all physical mappings derive from closure dynamics under specific boundedness assumptions.

Abstract

This record presents the complete structural framework of the Trace–Parasite–Memory (TPM) theory.TPM proposes that existence is not fundamentally spatial substance but generative closure.The theory develops from a unified symbolic constitution and axiomatic foundation toward structural theorems, closure dynamics, bounded propagation, and physical mappings.The framework includes:• A unified symbol constitution• Axiomatic generative closure principles• Minimal dimensional closure theorem• Closure dynamical equation• Propagation bound and intrinsic constant• Mass as stabilization density• Gravitational mapping from stabilization gradients• Electromagnetic structure from phase asymmetry• Energy as generative–stabilization tension• Unified generative field equation• Variational action formulationThis record provides the complete modular structure of the TPM theoretical system.All physical mappings are derived within the closure dynamics framework under boundedness assumptions.The work constitutes a generative ontological model intended for structural and theoretical exploration.

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cui shuilong (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699e921bf5123be5ed0502afhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18739149
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