Mathematical Foundations of Reflexive Reality: A Survey
We survey the formal and computational results of the Mathematical Foundations of Reflexive Reality (MFRR) programme. The programme establishes a unified framework in which logic, computation, and physics are aspects of one self-defining process: a universe can exist consistently only if its laws are internal, reflexively executed, and energetically self-accounting. The central construct—Transputation —is the unique internal adjudicator of computational degeneracies, machine-proved in a companion Lean 4 development (zero sorry, zero custom axioms). -checked results: forced adjudication ( unique under closed-choice conditions); Born rule uniqueness from MDL; arrow of time from irreversibility; no-emulation ( is super-Turing); SM gauge group and N_gen 3 forced by PSC consistency; UCL2 correction k_gen = ( /10). Lean names and DOIs are in Appendix . certified results (SHA-256 provenance; labels: P=structural prediction compared to experiment, M=model-independent measurement, C=internal consistency check): Standard Model ranks #1 of 34,560 universes scanned, including all major BSM candidates [P: SM selection]; 97.02 Information Profit Threshold 1.1300 0.0001, matching the UGP-derived value k_gen^2/(4 ) to $0.08 emergent force law exponent p = 2.60 0.16 (intermediate regime, asymptotes to r^-2) [M: measured from simulation, not fitted to target]; Reflexive Landauer bound compliance 100 framework: Perfect Self-Containment (PSC) is the logical closure condition for a self-consistent universe; Transputation is its unique internal realization. All results are conditional on stated premises. The Residual Classification is now a Lean-certified theorem (PSC.RCCInfiniteFamilies, zero sorry), making SM uniqueness unconditional. The Information Profit Threshold is machine-checked in Lean (UgpPhysicsLean.IPT.InformationProfitThreshold, zero sorry)....
Authors
- Nova Spivack
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2026-05-17
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20259263
- Primary Topic
- Complex Systems and Dynamics
- Type
- preprint