The Fibonacci and Lucas Sequences as Structural Codes of DNA

This white paper presents a visionary model linking the Fibonacci and Lucas sequences to the architecture of DNA, codons, amino acids, and chromosomes. Through recursive structures, digital root triplets, and dimensional resonance points, the study reveals deep numerical patterns embedded in biological systems. The paper integrates mathematical principles, such as squaring, cubing, and scale transformations, with genetic structure—suggesting that DNA operates as a mathematically encoded system. The work draws conceptual parallels with ideas from mathematical physics, information theory, and cosmology, and supports the view that life is rooted in a deeper numerical order.