Celestial Mathematics: A Unified Recursive Expansion of Scientific Equations

Celestial Mathematics (CelMath) proposes a novel recursive expan- sion framework for physical and mathematical sciences. Unlike traditional mathematical structures, which treat numbers, space, and energy as static entities, CelMath introduces self-replicating, fractal recursion models that evolve dynamically. This paper formalizes CelMath equations, demon- strating how they generalize known mathematical physics while reducing to classical formulations when recursive effects vanish. Applications range from quantum mechanics, general relativity to artificial intelligence and computational learning. Finally, we outline potential experimental and computational tests to validate this approach.

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International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Published
2025-02-10
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https://doi.org/10.21275/mr25207024027
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History and Theory of Mathematics
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Celestial Mathematics: A Unified Recursive Expansion of Scientific Equations

Alexander Bilenko
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
History and Theory of Mathematics
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Celestial Mathematics: A Unified Recursive Expansion of Scientific Equations

Alexander Bilenko
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Abstract

Celestial Mathematics (CelMath) proposes a novel recursive expan- sion framework for physical and mathematical sciences. Unlike traditional mathematical structures, which treat numbers, space, and energy as static entities, CelMath introduces self-replicating, fractal recursion models that evolve dynamically. This paper formalizes CelMath equations, demon- strating how they generalize known mathematical physics while reducing to classical formulations when recursive effects vanish. Applications range from quantum mechanics, general relativity to artificial intelligence and computational learning. Finally, we outline potential experimental and computational tests to validate this approach.

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)Vol. 14(2)
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History and Theory of Mathematics
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