Theoretical study derives foundational theorems for RENASCENT-Q topological frameworks, indicating non-constructive eternity and negentropic quantum resonance.
Maya Theorems is the complementary note to RENASCENT-Q Theory v.50. It states and proves the theorems that make the monograph readable, including the clause Maya Space contains; it does not perform. The Pöschl–Teller well of Maya Spectral Theory is independent of every host. Occupancy of a 4D chart is a filtered map into F={9,16,21,24,25}. The silent bin 13=10+2+1 is held and not billed. Constructal hire is an argmax of ηneg=2ΔN/Q. Consciousness, force, harmony and dissonance are occupancy and dump of eternal information; they are not acts of M1,11. 88/12 is Clark ×Nneg, not a sky budget. South infrared makes mass; north ultraviolet folds geometry with less energy. Qualia and Quanta are complex information generated with ηnegηnegηneg. Maya Space is the reflection; there is no author. Eternity is not a constructed infinity. The Federico Maya Eternity Theorem (v.33.7) and the Eternal Information Formula (v.7) are theorems required for the operation and calibration of ZN-11, registered in USPTO Provisional Application No. 63/984,236. This note does not disclose the device. Related isSupplementTo 10.5281/zenodo.22667792 (v.50) cites 10.5281/zenodo.22651550 (v.33.7) cites 10.5281/zenodo.22654083 (Formula v.7) Intellectual Property Notice: The mathematical frameworks, equations, and topological architectures detailed in this manuscript are currently protected under United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Provisional Application No. 63/984,236, titled "System and Method for Topological-Negentropic Quantum Control via Zeta-Manifold Resonance. (ZN-11 Technology)." All commercial engineering and intellectual rights are strictly reserved and protected by Federal and International Law. Federico MayaIndependent Researcher, San José, Costa Rica ORCID: 0009-0002-3837-7543email: fedemaya@gmail.com 11 September 2026
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