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This work aims to rigorously establish the Theory of Axiomatic Necessity as a genuine ontological calculus, defining its components and investigating its applications.

June 29, 2026Open Access

TNA Core Language v3.2: The Structural Grammar of Axiomatic Necessity

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Formal computation of structural limits in ontological domains, revealing insights into systemic coherence.

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This work aims to rigorously establish the Theory of Axiomatic Necessity as a genuine ontological calculus, defining its components and investigating its applications.
Defined three primitive domains: Unlimited Structural Possibility, Descriptive Domain, Instantiated Domain.
Introduced three structural operators: Projection, Coherence Restriction, Instantiation.
Demonstrated the calculus through ten formal executions across diverse domains to validate its invariant nature.
Validated the structural nature of TNA through rigorous computations across fields like physics and AI.
Established that the Instantiation operator is structurally non-computable within the descriptive domain.
Confirmed the failure of local closure as a universal property, not limited to specific disciplines.

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Claudio Bresciano (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a420b2ff91bb43ea9192510 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20966237

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