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To formulate a unified geometric-informational ontological language addressing high-dimensional neural computation, low energy dissipation, and conscious stability.

August 16, 2026Open Access

Holographic Information Ontological Framework • The Brain — Paper I: Ontological Blanks and the Three-Layer Language

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To formulate a unified geometric-informational ontological language addressing high-dimensional neural computation, low energy dissipation, and conscious stability.
Synthesized principles of algebraic topology, irreversible thermodynamics, and neurobiology into a multi-tiered conceptual vocabulary.
Formulated mathematical layers (L0–L3) characterizing non-local background geometry, perceptual orthogonal projection, and decoherent physical foregrounds.
Defined foundational informational layers (L0/L1) representing high-dimensional, temporally unordered latent geometry prior to classical state collapse.
Modeled sensory perception as dimensional reduction via orthogonal projection (L2) and classical macroscopic cognition through thermodynamic decoherence and topological defense mechanisms (L3).

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Theoretical framework introduces a multi-layer geometric vocabulary for neural computation in conscious systems, highlighting topological principles underlying low-energy brain dynamics.

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Wai-Hung (Pan) Tam (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a819d36f2fb91fc834aedc1 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21945475

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Theoretical framework introduces a multi-layer geometric vocabulary for neural computation in conscious systems, highlighting topological principles underlying low-energy brain dynamics.

Holographic Information Ontological Framework • The Brain — Paper I: Ontological Blanks and the Three-Layer Language

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