/ Part 01

Methods

Each method specifies how to design something — a codec, an encryption scheme, an impeller, a material — without leaving free parameters for trial-and-error. A method is reusable: each one produces many designs.

/ Foundation track
/ M01

Cellular framework

The Fibonacci–Lucas cellular framework — a way of organizing systems of entities at two complementary scales, with zero free parameters. The foundational substrate that all digital methods compose on top of. Applies to software; governs proportions, element spacing, and geometric relationships.

Foundational Software
City planner →
/ Digital track
/ M02

Signal decomposition framework

A framework for decomposing, predicting, and representing digital signals. Replaces block-based transforms with a three-stream non-separable lifting transform, a scalable quality ladder, and a near-Shannon-optimal entropy coder. Generates the image, video, audio codec family.

Generative Software
/ M03

φCrypt — unified cryptographic standard

A single standard covering symmetric encryption, collision-resistant hashing, hash-based digital signatures, authenticated messaging, and blockchain application. Three security tiers; quantum resistance from one-way hash properties rather than algebraic hardness assumptions.

Cryptography Software
/ M04

Quantum computing framework

A framework for organizing and executing quantum computation on the φCoherent mathematical substrate. Circuit architecture, error correction code families, entanglement distillation, fault-tolerant execution, and resource estimation — derived from the same coherent proportions that govern the classical methods.

Quantum Software
/ M05

Coherent AI architecture

A generative architecture with zero tunable parameters in its structure — every layer width, attention configuration, and routing decision is determined by the framework. Ten cognitive layers, mathematically-derived step count, built-in quality awareness, and progressive resolution from a single model.

AI / ML Software
/ Physical track
/ M06

Materials hierarchy

A classification of the periodic table in which every Lucas or Fibonacci atomic number is assigned a functional role. Two branches share a common root then diverge at the metal–metalloid boundary: the Lucas branch (Cu-Ag-Os) for electromagnetic and acoustic applications; the Fibonacci branch (Al-Sc-Se) for structural and aerospace applications. Both branch compositions are self-selecting — mass fractions follow directly from atomic numbers.

Classification Hardware
/ M07

Microstructure design method

A method of designing the microstructure of cermets and composites — particle size, spatial distribution, multi-scale coherence — directly, without iterative computational optimization. Three simultaneous Fibonacci scales in a single component: macro chord, meso thickness, and micro inclusion particle sizes, each drawn from the Fibonacci sequence. Bimodal particle packing at ratio F(n+2)/F(n) → φ² achieves near-optimal packing density. Complements the materials hierarchy by specifying how chosen materials are arranged at sub-millimeter scales.

Methodology Hardware
/ M08

Impeller fluid dynamics method

A method for designing, characterising, and scaling centrifugal impellers. From a single diameter and the framework-derived blade angle, produces velocity field, pressure distribution, operating envelope, volute matching angle, and stability margins in closed form — no iterative CFD, no empirical correlation.

Closed-form Hardware
/ Part 02

Software designs

Specific software artifacts produced by applying the digital methods above. Each design names the methods it draws on.

/ Part 03

Hardware designs

Specific mechanical and fluid-system artifacts produced by applying the physical methods above. Each draws on multiple methods — the materials hierarchy fixes material selection, the fluid dynamics method fixes flow geometry, the framework fixes proportions.

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