GTCS proposes a geometric framework to understand stability dynamics in various systems, suggesting interconnections across scales.
AbstractThis work introduces the Global Theory of Complexity and Stability (GTCS) as aunified geometric and ontological framework for describing physical, biological,informational, and civilizational systems through a single principle: the dynamics ofstability under accelerated change.Within this framework, the observable four-dimensional universe is interpreted as adynamical projection of a deeper informational structure governed by StructuralTension, a generalized quantity describing the accumulation, redistribution, anddissipation of instability across scales.Reality is modeled as a self-similar Tree-like hierarchy in which cosmologicalstructures, matter organization, adaptive systems, plasma dynamics, cognition, andcivilizations emerge as scale-dependent manifestations of the same underlyinggeometric process.
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