Invariants, Constants, Thresholds
Reframing Unbounded Nested Number Sequences as a structured mathematical discipline with rigorous foundations
UNNS Sequences: Recursive nests with integer or algebraic integer coefficients
UNNS Lattices: Embeddings into structured integer rings
UNNS Fields: Edge/face potentials from DEC/FEEC links
P(x): Characteristic polynomial
Ξ±: Dominant root (asymptotics)
D: Nest depth (recurrence order)
R_UNNS: Coefficient ring (cyclotomic)
Limit ratios: lim u_{n+1}/u_n = Ξ±
Gauss/Jacobi constants: From character sums
Edge constants (cβ, cβ): UNNSβDEC convergence
UNNS Paradox Index: CFL-like stability threshold
Spectral ratio: Ξ»_self / Ξ»_damp
Predicts coercivity collapse in FEEC/DEC
The fundamental stability threshold for UNNS systems
The UPI threshold provides a rigorous stability criterion analogous to CFL conditions in PDEs
Revolutionary Discovery: UNNS sequences can be rigorously interpreted as discrete 1-forms on nested mesh hierarchies, bridging abstract number theory with computational geometry.
Setup: Let {T_h}_{hβ0} be a nested family of oriented simplicial meshes on domain Ξ© β βΒ³
UNNS Data: For each refinement level h, we have finite list U^{(h)} = {u_e^{(h)} : e β E_h}
Coarse edge value equals oriented sum of refined edge values
UNNS provides a systematic way to assign edge values on nested meshes while preserving consistency
The consistency condition ensures discrete Maxwell equations remain valid across refinement levels
Direct pathway for UNNS sequences to integrate with finite element exterior calculus frameworks
Provides runnable Python code for constructing UNNS-based nested meshes and computing discrete fields
"Abstract number theory becomes computational electromagnetism"
By codifying invariants, constants, and thresholds:
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