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May 27, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Cone-Prism Interlayer Domain and ζ-Element Dominance: Correcting the Ontological Inversion of Form over Essence

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ZWZhenmin Wang

Key Points

  • The research aims to clarify the ontological role of the cone-prism interlayer and ζ-elements in cosmic and biological structures.
  • Developed the PFUSRC axiomatic system for analysis.
  • Identified the quasi-void interlayer as crucial for ζ-element aggregation.
  • Established frameworks for isomorphic mapping between cosmic and biological structures.
  • Demonstrated that cosmic and biological structures are passive shells governed by ζ-elements.
  • Clarified the distinction between global no first cause and four-dimensional first cause.
  • Provided a correct framework for understanding the emergence of growth causes.

Abstract

This paper establishes the cone-prism interlayer domain as the topological and ontological origin of the four-dimensional universe. Within the PFUSRC axiomatic system, the quasi-void interlayer between the 45° coaxial bicone and paired triangular pyramid is identified as the primary space for ζ-element (Zhiyuan, Wisdom Yuanzi) aggregation, order formation, and the emergence of the first growth cause. This paper proves that all cosmic and biological structures are passive shells; the true governing agency lies in ζ-elements within interstitial quasi-voids. A clear distinction is maintained between the global no first cause and the four-dimensional first cause, defined as the topological selection of a definite microgenesis (Weizhao) by ζ-element order inside the cone-prism interlayer. This framework provides universal isomorphic mapping from cosmic topology to biological growth, correcting the long-standing cognitive inversion: form mistaken for essence.

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Zhenmin Wang (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a168b280c924ddd1bd5a08bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20377602
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