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This research explores substantial laws as specific regularities in complex systems that arise independently of formal axioms.

General ontology of substantial laws and their hierarchy in the civilization model

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This research explores substantial laws as specific regularities in complex systems that arise independently of formal axioms.
Identified substantial laws based on their ontological genesis and independence from formal axioms.
Developed a civilizational model incorporating a hierarchy of laws: LERS, LPAS, and LNS.
Applied principles from systemic approach and post-nonclassical epistemology to analyze formal systems.
Established substantial laws define a new type of regularity not reducible to axioms or empirical generalizations.
Proposed a unified explanation of phenomena such as Godel's incompleteness and the fifth postulate of Euclid.
Formulated a hierarchy of laws for civilizational models: LERS > LPAS > LNS.

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Randomized trial reveals the hierarchy of substantial laws in civilizational models, suggesting new insights into formal systems.

Andrey A. Gribkov (2026) studied this question.

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