T0-1: Formal Specification of Binary State Space Foundation
1. Primitive Definitions
AXIOM A1:
∀S ∈ Systems:
self_referential(S) ∧ complete(S) →
∀t ∈ Time: entropy(S, t+1) > entropy(S, t)
TYPE Binary:
Binary = {0, 1}
TYPE ZeckendorfString:
ZeckendorfString = List[Binary]
INVARIANT: ∀i: string[i] = 1 → string[i+1] ≠ 1
2. Core Structures
DEFINITION StateSpace:
Ω = {0, 1}
DEFINITION Distinction:
D: Set → Bool
D(S) ≡ |S| ≥ 2
DEFINITION MinimalDistinction:
MD ≡ min{S : D(S) = true}
PROVE: |MD| = 2
3. Zeckendorf Encoding
FUNCTION Fibonacci(n: Nat) → Nat:
IF n = 0: RETURN 1
IF n = 1: RETURN 2
ELSE: RETURN Fibonacci(n-1) + Fibonacci(n-2)
FUNCTION ToZeckendorf(n: Nat) → ZeckendorfString:
result = []
i = MaxFibIndex(n)
WHILE n > 0:
IF Fibonacci(i) ≤ n:
result[i] = 1
n = n - Fibonacci(i)
i = i - 2 // Skip next to avoid consecutive 1s
ELSE:
result[i] = 0
i = i - 1
RETURN result
FUNCTION IsValidZeckendorf(s: List[Binary]) → Bool:
∀i ∈ [0, |s|-2]: s[i] = 1 → s[i+1] = 0
4. Self-Referential Operations
FUNCTION SelfReference(b: Binary) → Binary:
// σ(b) = b ⊕ (b → b)
implication = (¬b ∨ b) // b → b
RETURN b XOR implication
PROVE SelfReference(0) = 1:
σ(0) = 0 ⊕ (0 → 0)
= 0 ⊕ 1
= 1
PROVE SelfReference(1) = 0:
σ(1) = 1 ⊕ (1 → 1)
= 1 ⊕ 1
= 0
5. Entropy Measures
FUNCTION BinaryEntropy(p: Real) → Real:
IF p = 0 OR p = 1: RETURN 0
ELSE: RETURN -p * log₂(p) - (1-p) * log₂(1-p)
FUNCTION StringEntropy(s: ZeckendorfString) → Real:
count_ones = COUNT(s, 1)
count_zeros = COUNT(s, 0)
p = count_ones / (count_ones + count_zeros)
RETURN BinaryEntropy(p) * |s|
FUNCTION ConfigurationEntropy(B: ZeckendorfString) → Real:
base_entropy = StringEntropy(B)
violations = CountConsecutiveOnes(B)
RETURN base_entropy + λ * violations
WHERE λ = ∞ // Infinite penalty for violations
6. State Transition System
DEFINITION TransitionMatrix:
T: Binary × Binary → Real
T = [[0, 1],
[1, 0]]
FUNCTION StateTransition(s: Binary) → Binary:
RETURN SelfReference(s)
FUNCTION SystemTransition(S: ZeckendorfString) → ZeckendorfString:
result = []
∀i ∈ [0, |S|-1]:
result[i] = StateTransition(S[i])
ASSERT IsValidZeckendorf(result)
RETURN result
7. Completeness Conditions
PREDICATE SelfReferentiallyComplete(S: System) → Bool:
can_describe_self = ∃encoding: Encode(S) ∈ S
can_describe_description = ∃meta: Encode(Encode(S)) ∈ S
supports_recursion = ∀n: Encode^n(S) ∈ S
RETURN can_describe_self ∧ can_describe_description ∧ supports_recursion
PROVE BinaryComplete:
S = {0, 1, SelfReference}
SelfReferentiallyComplete(S) = true
8. Necessity Proofs
THEOREM NecessityOfBinary:
∀E ∈ EncodingSystems:
self_referential(E) → base(E) ≥ 2
PROOF:
ASSUME base(E) = 1
unary_system = {0}
¬Distinction({0}) // No distinction possible
¬self_referential({0}) // Cannot describe self vs not-self
CONTRADICTION
THEREFORE base(E) ≥ 2 ∎
THEOREM MinimalityOfBinary:
min{base(E) : self_referential(E)} = 2
PROOF:
BY NecessityOfBinary: base ≥ 2
BY EntropyMinimization: log₂(2) = 1 bit (minimal)
∀n > 2: log₂(n) > 1 (not minimal)
THEREFORE base = 2 is minimal ∎
9. Sufficiency Proofs
THEOREM SufficiencyOfBinary:
∀Information I: ∃B ∈ BinaryStrings: Encode(I) = B
PROOF:
Information = Sequence of distinctions
Each distinction ∈ {true, false} ≅ {1, 0}
Composition: I = d₁d₂...dₙ
Encoding: B = b₁b₂...bₙ where bᵢ = bool_to_binary(dᵢ)
THEREFORE Binary sufficient ∎
THEOREM RecursiveSufficiency:
∀n ∈ Nat: BinaryEncode^n exists and is computable
PROOF:
Base: BinaryEncode^0 = identity
Inductive: BinaryEncode^(n+1) = BinaryEncode ∘ BinaryEncode^n
Each composition preserves binary form
THEREFORE Unlimited recursive depth supported ∎
10. Uniqueness Proof
THEOREM UniquenessOfBinaryZeckendorf:
∃! E ∈ EncodingSystems:
minimal(E) ∧ complete(E) ∧ self_referential(E)
AND
E = BinaryZeckendorf
PROOF:
BY NecessityOfBinary: base(E) ≥ 2
BY MinimalityOfBinary: base(E) = 2
BY ZeckendorfOptimality: no_consecutive_ones(E)
BY SufficiencyOfBinary: complete(E)
SUPPOSE ∃E' ≠ BinaryZeckendorf with same properties
CASE base(E') < 2: Contradicts NecessityOfBinary
CASE base(E') > 2: Contradicts MinimalityOfBinary
CASE base(E') = 2 with consecutive 1s: Violates entropy efficiency
THEREFORE E = BinaryZeckendorf is unique ∎
11. Computational Verification Points
VERIFY_POINT_1: ZeckendorfValidity
∀s ∈ GeneratedStrings: IsValidZeckendorf(s) = true
VERIFY_POINT_2: EntropyMonotonicity
∀s ∈ ZeckendorfStrings:
s' = SystemTransition(s)
ConfigurationEntropy(s') > ConfigurationEntropy(s)
VERIFY_POINT_3: SelfReferentialClosure
∀b ∈ Binary:
SelfReference(SelfReference(b)) = b
VERIFY_POINT_4: StateReachability
∀s₁, s₂ ∈ StateSpace:
∃n: Transition^n(s₁) = s₂
VERIFY_POINT_5: ComputationalDecidability
∀Property P ∈ TheoreticalClaims:
∃Algorithm A: A(P) terminates in finite time
12. Formal System Summary
FORMAL_SYSTEM T0_1:
AXIOMS: {A1}
TYPES: {Binary, ZeckendorfString}
OPERATIONS: {SelfReference, SystemTransition}
THEOREMS: {
NecessityOfBinary,
MinimalityOfBinary,
SufficiencyOfBinary,
UniquenessOfBinaryZeckendorf
}
INVARIANTS: {
NoConsecutiveOnes,
EntropyIncrease,
SelfReferentialCompleteness
}
CONCLUSION:
BinaryZeckendorf = UNIQUE_FOUNDATION(self_referential_systems)
Machine-Readable Validation Schema
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"entropy_monotonicity",
"self_referential_closure",
"state_reachability",
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}
}
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