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Theoretical analysis demonstrates domain generation via decomposition mappings, indicating classical physics domains represent special cases of constructed feasibility.
AbstractSince Newton (1687), every theory in physics and mathematics has supposed itsdomain of validity before analysis begins. Newton supposed Euclidean space. La-grange supposed a feasible constraint set. Hamilton supposed phase space. Einsteinsupposed a smooth manifold. Dirac supposed a Hilbert space. Feynman supposeda space of all paths. For four centuries, no framework asked what constructs thefeasible domain — it was always supposed, never generated.This paper introduces Zulfia Feasibility Theory — the first complete theoryin which the feasible domain is not supposed but constructed and generatedfrom within the Zulfia Decomposition Mapping Z(x, u) = η(x, u) + ∆(x, u) [1]. TheZulfia Feasible Domain FZ is generated by η and ∆ together at the moment ofdefinition — unavoidable, inseparable, and self-sustaining.Five theorems establish the complete theory: Domain Construction, Do-main Generation, Domain Unavoidability, Domain Inseparability, and theClassical Domain Recovery theorem — proving that every classical domain inphysics is a special case of FZ .
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