- 1Science of Fabric Reality
Read the master scientific grammar.
Authorial framework; not external validation.
- 2UKC:PHYSICA
Inspect the physical-law grounding layer.
Corpus architecture; not replacement for academic physics.
- 3Review Portal
Inspect claim, source, invariant, and review status.
Review readiness is not peer review.
- 4Formalization Targets
Inspect theorem and proof targets.
Targets are not proof-complete unless marked verified.
Scientific Submission Pack
This page provides a compact external-reader path through the public scientific corpus.
It is intended for scientists, mathematicians, formal-methods reviewers, editors, institutional readers, and collaborators who need to understand what is being claimed, what is sourced, what is formalized, and what still requires independent review.
Spine Position
Research Root · Submission Architecture · Scientific Submission Pack
Public Boundary
This submission pack does not claim peer-review acceptance, empirical physical validation, or experimental certification. It organizes the authorial corpus and its machine-verified formalization targets for external inspection and academic review.
Epistemic Invariant Ledger.
- Machine Proofs: 26 machine-verified Lean 4 theorems across 10 formal modules (0
sorry, 0 dmit, 1 quarantined axiom FQFT_closure).- Empirical Verification:
ACTIVE_P4_SEALS = 0.- Statistical Null Benchmark: Negative parity benchmark
strictly preserved. - Epistemic Invariance:
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Compact Abstract
Ivan Pasev's public science corpus presents the Science of Fabric Reality as an authorial framework for organizing relation, observer, boundary, invariant, and admissible transformation. UKC:PHYSICA serves as the physical-law grounding layer. FQFT, TFR, Fabricon, UFR, and PGP are presented as research extensions and formalization targets with 26 machine-verified Lean 4 proofs in Batch 1. Digital Fabrica Theory translates the fabric-reality program into invariant-preserving digital systems architecture.
Core Thesis
The corpus proposes that scientific, mathematical, digital, and institutional systems can be organized as fabrics of relation, identity, evidence, governance, transformation, and boundary-preserving invariants.
External Reader Paths
- 1Formalization Targets
Inspect theorem and lemma candidates.
Formalization target does not mean established theorem.
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- 3Contributors
Inspect inherited constructs and lineage.
Contributor reference does not imply endorsement.
- 1Digital Fabrica Theory
Read DFT as systems architecture.
Not certified infrastructure or externally validated standard.
- 2Knowledge Graph
Inspect source and concept relations.
Relation map does not prove deployment viability.
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- 1Scientific Submission Pack
Read the compact public submission overview.
Submission pack is a review aid, not acceptance.
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Review Spine
abstract
— thesis
— science spine
— source graph
— Review Portal
— formalization matrix (26 Lean 4 proofs)
— publications / provenance
— collaboration routePrimary Routes
| Route | Purpose | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Science of Fabric Reality | Master scientific grammar | Authorial framework |
| UKC:PHYSICA | Physical-law grounding layer | Corpus architecture |
| FQFT | Fractal quantum field framework | 4 Lean 4 proofs verified; continuous limits open |
| TFR / Realica | Infinite stabilization module | 3 Lean 4 proofs verified (0 sorry) |
| Fabricon Theory | Minimal relational unit theory | 3 Lean 4 proofs verified (0 sorry) |
| Digital Fabrica Theory | Downstream invariant systems architecture | Operational architecture |
| Knowledge Graph | Concept & source dependency relations | Semantic relation map |
| Review Portal | Claim review & audit matrix | Review readiness, not empirical validation |
| Formalization Targets | Lean 4 formal proof suite | 26 verified proofs across 10 modules |
| Publications | Provenance & citation records | Public provenance archive |
Suggested Review Order
- Read the compact abstract and epistemic boundary ledger.
- Open Science of Fabric Reality.
- Inspect UKC:PHYSICA.
- Inspect the Knowledge Graph.
- Open the Academic Review Gateway.
- Check Formalization Batch 1 and Theorem Map.
- Inspect Publications & Provenance.
- Contact or collaborate only after reviewing boundaries.
External Reader Brief
For a compact orientation before scientific review, read the External Reader Brief.
Open the External Reader Brief
Collaboration Boundary
Collaboration is invited for critique, source correction, formalization, implementation review, and publication preparation. Collaboration does not imply endorsement or validation.
Feedback and Collaboration
The submission pack is designed for inspection before contact.
After reviewing the source graph, review gateway, formalization targets, and publication/provenance records, readers may submit critique or collaboration inquiries through the Scientific Feedback and Collaboration route.
Canonical Continuations
| Direction | Target Resource | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Submission Packs Hub | Submission Packs Archive → | Organized review packets for FQFT, DFT, and institutional dossiers |
| Review Dossiers | Reviewer Dossiers → | Institutional reviewer assignments and dossier packages |
| Theorem Map | Theorem Map & Verification Cartography → | Complete 26-theorem dependency graph across 10 Lean 4 modules |
| Falsifiability & Review | Falsifiability & Review Protocols → | Pre-registered empirical falsification criteria and null benchmarks |