A System and Method for Geometrodynamic State-Mapping of Physical Matter via Fractal Resonant Analysis and Classification Technology (FRACTech)

Abstract This document discloses a novel system and method for the analysis and classification of physical matter, hereinafter referred to as Fractal Resonant Analysis and Classification Technology (FRACTech). The invention comprises a signal acquisition sub-system, a data processing engine, and a user interface. The core inventive step resides in a method that maps a raw, potentially noisy, signal from a physical object (e.g., a spectral signature) to a unique state vector on a proprietary, axiomatically-derived, 11-dimensional geometric manifold, designated . The geometry of this manifold acts as a powerful computational prior, enabling the robust interpretation of complex signals. The output of this method is a novel data object, the Geometrodynamic Signature (GS), which represents the object's holistic state, including its composition, structure, and potential interaction dynamics. A primary embodiment of the invention is presented in the field of personalized nutrition, where the system analyzes food items to provide real-time, actionable guidance to a user, thereby closing the perception-action loop for optimal biological self-regulation.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-10-13
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17341349
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Fractal and DNA sequence analysis
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A System and Method for Geometrodynamic State-Mapping of Physical Matter via Fractal Resonant Analysis and Classification Technology (FRACTech)

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Fractal and DNA sequence analysis
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A System and Method for Geometrodynamic State-Mapping of Physical Matter via Fractal Resonant Analysis and Classification Technology (FRACTech)

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Abstract This document discloses a novel system and method for the analysis and classification of physical matter, hereinafter referred to as Fractal Resonant Analysis and Classification Technology (FRACTech). The invention comprises a signal acquisition sub-system, a data processing engine, and a user interface. The core inventive step resides in a method that maps a raw, potentially noisy, signal from a physical object (e.g., a spectral signature) to a unique state vector on a proprietary, axiomatically-derived, 11-dimensional geometric manifold, designated . The geometry of this manifold acts as a powerful computational prior, enabling the robust interpretation of complex signals. The output of this method is a novel data object, the Geometrodynamic Signature (GS), which represents the object's holistic state, including its composition, structure, and potential interaction dynamics. A primary embodiment of the invention is presented in the field of personalized nutrition, where the system analyzes food items to provide real-time, actionable guidance to a user, thereby closing the perception-action loop for optimal biological self-regulation.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Istanbul Medipol University (TR)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 44%
Fractal and DNA sequence analysis
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