Single-Chain Persistence Theory (General): The Universal-Domain Theory from Cosmic Origin to the Approach of Heat Death — A Developed Program

Han Su

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21788801

August 4, 2026Open Access

Single-Chain Persistence Theory (General): The Universal-Domain Theory from Cosmic Origin to the Approach of Heat Death — A Developed Program

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This research aims to develop a theoretical framework that connects cosmic origins with future predictions regarding heat death.
Restructured existing program architecture to create a '3+3' tool system.
Implemented tense-completeness for analyzing past, diagnosing present, and predicting future scenarios.
Continuously maintained content integrity without discarding previous elements.
Introduced a comprehensive analytical tool for multi-temporal analysis.
Enhanced accuracy in conditional future predictions based on present diagnostics.
Superseded the previous program version with improved theoretical constructs.

Implication

Restructured program explores cosmic origins and predicts future conditions using a comprehensive analysis tool.

Abstract

Restructured program draft: from cosmological extrapolation to a "3+3" tool system with tense-completeness (analysis of the past, diagnosis of the present, conditional prediction of the future). Supersedes v1.1 architecture; no content discarded.

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Han Su (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a74379d764cddc9499d5017 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21788801

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Single-Chain Persistence Theory (General): The Universal-Domain Theory from Cosmic Origin to the Approach of Heat Death — A Developed Program

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