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February 22, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Property-Neutral Matrixscope (PNMS): General Operator Relation Reduction (GORR) — Minimal Method Specification

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FLFaical Lami

Key Points

  • The aim is to introduce a framework for normalizing physical quantities without restrictions on properties or references.
  • Developed the Property-Neutral Matrixscope (PNMS) framework
  • Utilized a fixed reference vector for projecting physical quantities
  • Defined relation for generating structured quotient matrix
  • Allowed for extension with information-theoretic scale components
  • Provided a consistent coordinate field for normalization analysis
  • Ensured deterministic outcomes given fixed inputs and references
  • Facilitated representation equivalence without reparameterization

Abstract

Property-Neutral Matrixscope (PNMS) introduces a property-neutral normalization framework in which physical quantities expressed in SI units are projected against a fixed reference vector R to generate a structured quotient matrix Σ.The operational core, General Operator Relation Reduction (GORR), defines the relation:Σᵢⱼ := xᵢ / Rⱼ, i = 1..n, j = 1..mwhere x is a user-selected vector of physical quantities and R is a user-defined reference vector of arbitrary length m.The method imposes no restriction on property selection or reference construction. Planck references (CODATA 2018) constitute a standard instantiation (R₅), and may be extended with information-theoretic scale components (Sₚ, Eₚ(bit), Aₚ(bit)) to form extended bases (R₈).PNMS provides a consistent coordinate field for structural comparison, normalization analysis, and representation equivalence without reparameterization. The method contains no free parameters and is strictly deterministic given fixed SI inputs and references. Contact: lami-faisal@outlook.com/Faical.lami@proton.me

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Faical Lami (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699a9dc0482488d673cd3de1https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18706528
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