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Ivan Pasev

Science of Fabric Reality

Research and engineering across mathematical physics, relational systems, computation, and governed digital infrastructure.

The work begins with a common question: How can physical, mathematical, observational, and computational systems be described through structures that preserve identity while they transform?

Rather than treating physics, formal logic, and distributed software as isolated disciplines, this public corpus develops a continuous relational framework. Foundational ontology progresses directly into mathematical formalization, numerical simulation, and deterministic software engineering.

Relational Field ContinuumSchematic illustrating invariant structural preservation across transformation pathways.Physical InvarianceTopological FieldsRelational LogicAxiomatic FormalismCybernetic StateVerified Software
Figure 0.1 — Relational Field Continuum: Structural preservation across physical, formal, and computational transformations.

Illustrates how invariant identity is preserved across continuous transformations between physical, mathematical, and computational systems.

Credit: Ivan Pasev / GILC Research·CC BY-NC-SA 4.0·SCHEMATIC
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Engineer / Systems Architect

Follow the systems layer from invariant design into projects and governance.

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Institutional Partner

Inspect governance, corpus continuity, and public institutional records.

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