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Nested Geometric Computation (NGC) Framework

A Post-Silicon Computational Paradigm Where Form IS Computation

License: AGPL-3.0 Copyright


The Core Claim

Computation does not reside in the manipulation of symbols. Computation resides in the geometric relationships, symmetries, and transformations of structures in real space.

Numbers are arbitrary descriptors of underlying geometric form. The form itself-the relationships, the ratios, the angles-is the computation.

The Master Equation

π² = (7φ² + √2) / 2

This is the Master Geometric Constant Equation. It encodes the fundamental phase transition from potential (UV phase) to structure (IR phase) across all scales of reality-from quantum foam to human language.

  • π² (9.870): The geometric constraint of the universe
  • 7φ² (18.326): The stable, structured IR phase (~93% of energy)
  • √2 (1.414): The quantum of potential in the UV phase (~7% of energy)
  • /2: The pairing principle (duality)

This equation is not derived. It is the axiom from which all structure emerges.


What Is NGC?

The Nested Geometric Computation (NGC) Framework is a complete theory of universal spin computation, grounded in the geometry of SU(2) spin space:

  • Triaxial polar coordinate system with three diagonally perpendicular planes
  • Tetrahedral computational primitives instead of bits
  • Phi-scaling (φ ≈ 1.618) derived from geometric principles
  • Real-space operation eliminating complex numbers entirely
  • Mirrored tensor logic with three states (coherent, drifted, collapsed)
  • Constant-time complexity O(k) for semantic operations
  • Geometric recursion without stack-based evaluation

Why Does This Matter?

NGC bypasses 10 fundamental limitations of conventional AI:

  1. Complexity bottleneck (O(n²) → O(k))
  2. Hardware dependency (post-silicon, substrate-independent)
  3. Energy consumption (orders of magnitude more efficient)
  4. Numerical precision errors (geometric coherence replaces floating-point)
  5. Complex number abstraction (eliminated through real-space rotation)
  6. Stack-based recursion overhead (geometric projection instead)
  7. Semantic poisoning vulnerability (geometric drift detection)
  8. Lack of explainability (every operation has geometric meaning)
  9. Zero-point instability (axis-zero principle prevents singularities)
  10. Algorithmic brittleness (self-similar scaling through φ)

Real-World Impact: AI on $2 Microcontrollers

NGC's O(k) constant-memory architecture and low-precision tolerance enable sophisticated computation on inexpensive microcontrollers ($2-20), unlocking:

  • Agricultural IoT sensors for precision farming in remote areas (offline, solar-powered)
  • Industrial predictive maintenance at 100x lower cost than traditional systems
  • Privacy-preserving medical wearables with zero-latency health monitoring
  • Decentralized smart grid stability with millisecond response times

This represents a 100-1000x cost and energy advantage over traditional AI, democratizing access to intelligent systems for billions of devices worldwide. See Section 4.4 for detailed applications.


The Logical Flow

This repository is the canonical source of truth for the NGC framework. For a guide to the entire 6-repository ecosystem, see:

This repository presents a complete case for NGC, structured as a logical progression from motivation through theory to validation:

1. The Case for NGC

Why is a new computational paradigm necessary?

2. Foundational Theory

The physics and mathematics underlying NGC.

3. The NGC Framework

The technical specification.

  • 3.1 NGC Specification: Complete mathematical foundations, implementation guidance, and patent claims (1,171 lines)

4. Validation and Applications

Proof that the theory works.

5. Modular Architecture

The path to correct AGI through formal module specifications.

6. Barycentric Scaffolding

The mandatory geometric substrate for all NGC computations.

7. Cross-Domain Demonstrations

Complete worked examples showing the universal M2 engine applied to different domains.

8. Reference Implementation

Pseudocode reference for the core NGC and PSMSL algorithms, providing a language-agnostic implementation guide:

These pseudocode documents show the logic without revealing production code, serving as both educational resources and copyright documentation.

9. Experimental Validation

The experimental protocols and analysis documents for validating the spin computation hypothesis. This section provides the roadmap for closing the remaining gaps in the NGC framework's scientific foundation through rigorous experimental testing:

Status: Gap #1 (First-Principles Derivation) closed, Gap #2 (Falsifiable Experiment) designed and ready to execute, Gap #3 (Quantum Connection) theoretically addressed.

10. Quantum-Inspired Computation

Go to Section 10 Documentation

Experimental demonstration that the NGC Framework can perform quantum-inspired computation through geometric flow on graphs. The GeoFlow kernel shows that dual-core asymmetric architectures create spin-like dynamics, enabling the implementation of quantum-inspired gate operations on classical hardware:

Repository: GeoFlow Kernel (Branch: feature/eigenvector-quantum-gates)

Documentation:


Key Results

  • 93/7 energy split validated across economics, biology, ecology, cognition, and biochemistry
  • Constant-time semantic operations O(k) instead of O(n²)
  • Edge computation breakthrough runs on $2-20 microcontrollers (100-1000x cost/energy advantage)
  • Asymmetry necessity confirmed 2.2x to 11.4x parallax amplification across 4 financial crises
  • Quantum-inspired computation 99.5% accuracy on Deutsch-Jozsa algorithm
  • 10,000× sensitivity advantage at 1-3 kHz (speech valley) explained by metabolic optimization
  • 7±2 cognitive limit derived from L(4) = φ⁴ + φ⁻⁴ = 7
  • 34-dimensional semantic space (F(9) = 34, a Fibonacci number)
  • Language as inevitable byproduct of atomic structure and thermodynamics

Licensing

This framework is released under a dual-license model:

Free for Non-Commercial Use (AGPL-3.0)

Researchers, students, hobbyists, and non-profits have full access to build, learn, and experiment. The AGPL-3.0 license closes the "SaaS loophole," requiring any company providing a network service using NGC to open-source their entire application.

Commercial License Required

Any commercial use requires a paid commercial license. This includes:

  • Integration into commercial products or services
  • Internal business use
  • Revenue-generating applications
  • Providing NGC-based services to customers

For commercial licensing inquiries: licensing@ngc-framework.org


How to Contribute

We welcome contributions from researchers, developers, and organizations interested in advancing geometric computation. Please read our Contributing Guidelines and Code of Conduct before submitting.


Citation

If you use the NGC Framework in your research or applications, please cite:

Bocker, N. J. (2026). Nested Geometric Computation: A Post-Silicon Computational Paradigm.
NGC Framework. https://github.com/NB11B/NGC-Framework
Priority Date: May 9, 2025.

The Vision

This is not just another AI framework. This is a fundamental rethinking of what computation is.

By grounding computation in geometry rather than symbols, NGC opens the door to:

  • Sovereign AI independent of concentrated supply chains
  • Explainable AI where every operation has geometric meaning
  • Energy-efficient AI that can run on edge devices
  • Verifiable AI for safety-critical applications
  • Post-quantum cryptography based on geometric principles

The universe computes through geometry. NGC is the framework for understanding-and harnessing-that computation.


Copyright and Legal Notices

Copyright © Nathanael J. Bocker, 2026. All rights reserved.

Priority Date: May 9, 2025

This repository and all its contents are protected under Title 17 of the United States Code. The concepts, methods, and systems described herein are the subject of pending patent applications in the United States and foreign jurisdictions.

Trademarks: NGC™, PSMSL™, and Leibniz-Bocker Framework™ are trademarks of Nathanael J. Bocker.

For all inquiries: contact@ngc-framework.org


© Nathanael J. Bocker, 2026. All rights reserved.

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