Dr. Ye's Collected Representative Works (Total 12 Vols.)

Dr. Ye’s Collected Representative Works, represents a comprehensive synthesis of a multi-decade intellectual journey spanning mathematics, theoretical physics, quantitative social sciences, information studies, and comparative philosophy. Structured into twelve volumes across three distinct parts, this collection encapsulates a lifelong endeavor to unify empirical rigor, mathematical formulation, and philosophical contemplation. Part I Academic Monographs (Volumes 1–7) contains 7 volumes theoretical studies covering philosophy, mathematics, physics, technology, economics and culture. Volume 1 Triad Philosophy establishes the overarching ontological and epistemological framework, synthesizing Eastern and Western thought into an integrative triadic system. Volume 2 Spectral-Geometric Program of the RH/GRH proposes spectral-geometric program to approach Riemann and Grand Riemann Hypotheses. Volume 3 Scalar-Vector-Spinor Effective Field Theory contributes a new idea of mathematical architectures for physical unification as five-dimensional field dynamics. Volume 4 Heterocrystal Theory and Technology explores interdisciplinary computational materials science and engineering, with combining chemistry and biomedicine, formalizing the mechanics of unit-cell rupture and chimeric systems. Volume 5 Grand Synthetic Economics contributes a synthetic idea for open macroeconomics. Volume 6 Bookics articulate the dynamic laws governing socioeconomic evolution and the mathematical foundations of library and knowledge management. Volume 7 Studies on Yi, Xuan and Xu (Chinese: 易玄虚研究) delves into classical Chinese metaphysical wisdom, reinterpreting ancient ontological principles through modern analytical lenses. Part II Academic Papers (Volumes 8–9) aggregates published research papers in English (Volume 8) and Chinese (Volume 9). These volumes document the evolutionary trajectory of specific hypotheses, mathematical proofs, and empirical investigations that undergird the broader theoretical architectures presented in author’s professional works. Part III English-Chinese Textbooks (Volumes 10–12) reflects a dedicated commitment to university-level pedagogy and humanistic education. Encompassing Great Classics (Volume 10), Great Thoughts (Volume 11), and Chinese Culture (Volume 12), these bilingual volumes foster intercultural dialogue and bridge global intellectual heritage. Together, this twelve-volume collection presents an integrated ecosystem of knowledge, inviting scholars and future thinkers to explore the deep interconnectedness of nature, mind, and culture. Hopefully the collections could benefit future academia and knowledge creation.