PFUS Universal Systematic Meta-Theory: Global Unified Framework of Pythagorean Frustum Ontology and Double-Cone Model System

Modern scientific systems have long been trapped in disciplinary fragmentation and reductionist bottlenecks. In physics, the unification of fundamental interactions and logical self-consistency remain unsolved; complex systems and humanities lack unified underlying order. Based on the PFUS Primitive Unified Theory, this paper strictly distinguishes the Pythagorean Frustum Ontology (ultimate cosmic reality) from the Double-Cone Model System (theoretical modeling and observational framework), and constructs a universal systematic meta-theory covering physical ontology, complex systems, social governance, and civilizational philosophy. Based on the 45° double-cone geometry and the 1→5→11 prime dimensional evolution law, this paper derives the Explicit–Implicit Seven-Yuan Logic, the β₁ Primitive Field, the Pendulum Ions 1–7 as top-level order-controlling units, the high-order perturbation mechanism, and the global structural closed-loop. This paper formally proposes two fundamental axioms to clarify the first-cause problem: the global cosmos has no first cause, while the 4D growing universe takes perturbation as its de facto first cause. This paper complies with strict academic norms and completes the global unified framework solely through mathematical logic and structural deduction.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-16
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20182540
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PFUS Universal Systematic Meta-Theory: Global Unified Framework of Pythagorean Frustum Ontology and Double-Cone Model System

Zhenmin Wang
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Chaos, Complexity, and Education
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PFUS Universal Systematic Meta-Theory: Global Unified Framework of Pythagorean Frustum Ontology and Double-Cone Model System

Zhenmin Wang
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Modern scientific systems have long been trapped in disciplinary fragmentation and reductionist bottlenecks. In physics, the unification of fundamental interactions and logical self-consistency remain unsolved; complex systems and humanities lack unified underlying order. Based on the PFUS Primitive Unified Theory, this paper strictly distinguishes the Pythagorean Frustum Ontology (ultimate cosmic reality) from the Double-Cone Model System (theoretical modeling and observational framework), and constructs a universal systematic meta-theory covering physical ontology, complex systems, social governance, and civilizational philosophy. Based on the 45° double-cone geometry and the 1→5→11 prime dimensional evolution law, this paper derives the Explicit–Implicit Seven-Yuan Logic, the β₁ Primitive Field, the Pendulum Ions 1–7 as top-level order-controlling units, the high-order perturbation mechanism, and the global structural closed-loop. This paper formally proposes two fundamental axioms to clarify the first-cause problem: the global cosmos has no first cause, while the 4D growing universe takes perturbation as its de facto first cause. This paper complies with strict academic norms and completes the global unified framework solely through mathematical logic and structural deduction.

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