The Geometry of Coherent Intelligence: Multi-Hemispheric Architecture for LLM Transformers

We present a complete geometric framework for understanding and designing coherent intelligence architectures, from biological brains to artificial transformers. Building on the Fractal Density Activation Axiom (FDAA) and extending the mathematical Dao principles, we introduce a multi-hemispheric geometry where a unified temporal stream (left hemisphere) coordinates with multiple specialized processing streams (right hemispheres). This framework provides LLM architects with concrete mathematical tools to design transformers that naturally converge to optimal coherence regimes (Dt 0:81), addressing common development challenges like training instability and attention collapse as geometric coherence problems. We demonstrate practical implementations and show how this geometric consciousness transforms transformer design from empirical engineering to principled architecture.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17531534
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Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
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The Geometry of Coherent Intelligence: Multi-Hemispheric Architecture for LLM Transformers

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Functional Brain Connectivity Studies
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The Geometry of Coherent Intelligence: Multi-Hemispheric Architecture for LLM Transformers

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Abstract

We present a complete geometric framework for understanding and designing coherent intelligence architectures, from biological brains to artificial transformers. Building on the Fractal Density Activation Axiom (FDAA) and extending the mathematical Dao principles, we introduce a multi-hemispheric geometry where a unified temporal stream (left hemisphere) coordinates with multiple specialized processing streams (right hemispheres). This framework provides LLM architects with concrete mathematical tools to design transformers that naturally converge to optimal coherence regimes (Dt 0:81), addressing common development challenges like training instability and attention collapse as geometric coherence problems. We demonstrate practical implementations and show how this geometric consciousness transforms transformer design from empirical engineering to principled architecture.

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