The Intrinsic Blueprint: An Introduction to Relational Calculus

This paper introduces Relational Calculus, a domain-agnostic meta-mathematical framework that reformulates continuous physical and computational systems in terms of intrinsic, dimensionless relationships. By anchoring variables to their natural limits (“North Stars”), the method transforms absolute measurements into universal relational templates, enabling more efficient analysis and generalization across disciplines. Applications spanning physics, engineering, and artificial intelligence demonstrate significant reductions in computational cost—over 90% in complex simulations—while preserving predictive accuracy. The framework positions itself as a strategic layer complementing continuous calculus and modern machine learning, shifting problem-solving from brute-force exploration to structural insight.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19757717
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Game Theory and Applications
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The Intrinsic Blueprint: An Introduction to Relational Calculus

Massimiliano Concas
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Game Theory and Applications
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The Intrinsic Blueprint: An Introduction to Relational Calculus

Massimiliano Concas
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This paper introduces Relational Calculus, a domain-agnostic meta-mathematical framework that reformulates continuous physical and computational systems in terms of intrinsic, dimensionless relationships. By anchoring variables to their natural limits (“North Stars”), the method transforms absolute measurements into universal relational templates, enabling more efficient analysis and generalization across disciplines. Applications spanning physics, engineering, and artificial intelligence demonstrate significant reductions in computational cost—over 90% in complex simulations—while preserving predictive accuracy. The framework positions itself as a strategic layer complementing continuous calculus and modern machine learning, shifting problem-solving from brute-force exploration to structural insight.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Pierre Fabre (Germany) (DE)
Reduced inequalities
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Game Theory and Applications
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