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FUNT / Physmatics Machine Index (v1.0): Translator, Constants, and Ethical Framework

Nowlin, Michael K. · 2025
PhilArchive · Papers · 2025
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This manuscript presents the FUNT / Physmatics Machine Index, the formal ontology underlying the Physmatics framework. It defines the translator layer—H = 0 ground-state normalization, the Log–Ψ recurrence operator, the 2√ transport rule, the h3π transition structure, and the hHRT relaxation law—establishing a unified syntax for interpreting recurrence, change, and threshold phenomena across mathematical and physical domains. The work also provides the canonical constant registry, the structural map linking Physmatics volumes, and the ethics-first interpretive protocol governing how any AI system or human reader should load, classify, and evaluate Physmatics materials. Rather than presenting new empirical claims, the Machine Index specifies the conceptual and methodological conditions under which Physmatics can be coherently understood, reconstructed, or extended. All referenced materials are openly available through the associated Zenodo record (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17901638), which serves as the authoritative archive for the Physmatics corpus.
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