Zero and Number in UNNS: From Absorption to Projection
The Unbounded Nested Number Sequences (UNNS) Substrate represents a paradigm shift in mathematical foundations, replacing set-theoretic constructions with recursive generation and operational grammar. This Substrate offers solutions to classical paradoxes like Banach-Tarski while providing a constructive, computation-aligned substrate for mathematics.
In the UNNS substrate, zero plays both structural and algebraic roles:
A number n is the n-th event of a recurrence unfolding:
Example: In Fibonacci, F₅ = 5 is the fifth recurrence event, not just "five objects"
A number n represents the depth of a nest Nₙ:
Numbers index hierarchical depth within the UNNS substrate
Numbers act as coefficients in recurrence operators:
Example: In Fibonacci, (c₁, c₂) = (1, 1) are operators shaping propagation
Numbers emerge as stable echoes from recursive processes:
The golden ratio φ is an echo constant revealing recursion resonance
Numbers are trans-sentified into perceptual structures:
Examples: 7 as seven-fold spiral nest, as heptachord in music, as geometric pattern
The Banach-Tarski paradox (decomposing a ball into finitely many pieces and reassembling into two balls of the same size) is impossible in UNNS because: