Structural Intelligence Model Based on AiSU Theory: From Prime Patterns to Cognitive Fields

This project presents the Structural Prime Personality Theory developed by Kozo Aisu, which integrates mathematical, philosophical, and poetic frameworks. The theory is based on the syntactic structure: (A + i) · S(t) · U = 1 where "A" represents intrinsic intention or root motivation, "i" represents fluctuation or emotional variability, "S(t)" is a time-dependent field or environment, and "U" is the final output—behavior, structure, or meaning. This project also explores prime number generation, structural resonance, and human cognitive modeling using the AiSU framework and its application in theoretical physics and computational structures. It includes preprints, Python-based simulations, and structural mappings hosted on Zenodo. The goal is to establish a unified model for intentional behavior, prime distribution, and structural cognition. For more information, visit: [https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15515752](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15515752)