The Iterative Stability Theory (IST) by Divyanshu Raj: A Framework for Nested Simulation Cycles and Recursive Biological Debugging

Divyanshu Raj is an independent researcher and the principal architect of the Iterative Stability Theory (IST). Focused on the intersection of digital physics and simulation theory, Raj’s work explores the universe as a recursive, nested system undergoing sequential refinements to achieve long-term stability. As a student researcher, Raj approaches complex cosmological questions through the lens of modern computing and binary logic. His foundational framework, IST, reinterprets physical constants as hardware limitations and identifies sentient intelligence as a critical "debugging" mechanism for universal code. By establishing a permanent digital record of his theories, Raj aims to bridge the gap between traditional physics and the logic of a simulated reality.