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April 28, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Closed-Dimensional Theory

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ZCZhengxuan Chen

Key Points

  • The objective is to create a unified theoretical framework called Closed-Dimensional Theory that reconciles order and chaos.
  • Developed a core axiom of 'closed loop is extreme order'.
  • Constructed a mother-child closed-loop nested structure along with a convergence-divergence dynamic mechanism.
  • Performed systematic deductions on dimensional evolution and consciousness dissociation.
  • Established that opposition between order and chaos arises from observational constraints, rather than objective existence.
  • Proposed the vacuum gap as an existential form of the ultimate closed loop.
  • Created a self-consistent theoretical system applicable to trans-dimensional phenomena.

Abstract

This paper proposes a trans-dimensional unified theoretical framework called the Closed-Dimensional Theory (CDT), aiming to resolve the core dilemmas of "binary opposition between order and chaos" and "boundary existence/vacuum paradox" in traditional theories. Taking "closed loop is extreme order" as the core axiom, CDT reconstructs the relationship between order and chaos from a high-dimensional perspective by constructing a mother-child closed-loop nested structure, a convergence-divergence dynamic mechanism, and an ultimate closed-loop model of the vacuum gap. The theory breaks through the limitation of traditional binary logic, proving that opposition between disorder and order is not an objective difference in existence but a product of observation dimension constraints. The vacuum gap is not a lack of rules but the existential form of the ultimate closed loop. Through systematic deduction of dimensional evolution, consciousness dissociation, and hierarchical dynamic balance, this paper completes the self-consistent construction of the theoretical system, providing a new explanatory paradigm for trans-dimensional physical phenomena, cognitive science, and complex system evolution.

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Zhengxuan Chen (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f04e7d727298f751e7274bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19784596
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