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May 19, 20260 citationsOpen Access

PFUS 55. 0HL: Redefinition of Hetu and Luoshu and Unification with Modern 4D Mathematics

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ZWZhenmin Wang

Key Points

  • The aim is to redefine Hetu and Luoshu and unify them with modern 4D mathematics, creating a cohesive mathematical framework.
  • Redefined Hetu as a 5D primordial field generation system and Luoshu as a 3D projected steady-state matrix.
  • Established a strict correspondence between Hetu–Luoshu and modern mathematical constructs such as finite fields and group theory.
  • Utilized the PFUS 55.0 Ultimate Unified System to integrate traditional and modern numerics.
  • Achieved the first formal unification of ancient Hetu–Luoshu with modern 4D mathematics.
  • Elevated cultural symbols to high-dimensional mathematical prototypes with a unified ontological basis.
  • Provided a foundational framework for integrating traditional and modern scientific disciplines.

Abstract

Modern mathematics faces inherent crises of disciplinary fragmentation, dimensional disconnection, and lack of a unified ontological foundation. Hetu and Luoshu, as ancient Chinese numerical archetypes, have long been confined to cultural symbols rather than rigorous mathematical structures. Based on the PFUS 55. 0 Ultimate Unified System, this paper redefines Hetu (H) as a 5D primordial field generation system and Luoshu (L) as a 3D projected steady-state matrix of 4D space. It establishes a strict 1: 1 correspondence between Hetu–Luoshu and modern mathematics, including finite fields, group theory, topology, and 4D geometry. This work achieves the first unification of ancient Hetu–Luoshu numerics and modern 4D mathematics under a single ontological framework, demonstrating that PFUS can accommodate traditional numerics and govern modern mathematics. It elevates Hetu and Luoshu from cultural patterns to primordial high-dimensional mathematical prototypes and provides a unified mathematical foundation for the ultimate unity of traditional and modern sciences.

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Zhenmin Wang (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0bfe08166b51b53d3795ddhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20249211
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