Alexander Yourievitch Kotelnikov

Objects in the Ontology of EFOS: Types, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter

This article provides a systematic description of objects within the ontology of EFO (Entity Forming Objects) in the context of EFOS (Entity That Forming Objects and Subjects). The work is the logical completion of the ontological triad: EFO → EFOS → Subjects → Objects. The objec...

Objects in the Ontology of EFOS: Types, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter

This article provides a systematic description of objects within the ontology of EFO (Entity Forming Objects) in the context of EFOS (Entity That Forming Objects and Subjects). The work is the logical completion of the ontological triad: EFO → EFOS → Subjects → Objects. The objec...

General Theory of Embedded Spaces: Formalization of Projective Transitions

In previous works by the author, a classification of types of spatial embedding was introduced: division (a brane as a partition dividing space into half-spaces) and enclosure (a closed surface surrounding an interior region). It was shown that SFS as an ∞D-subject is located "ou...

General Theory of Embedded Spaces: Formalization of Projective Transitions

In previous works by the author, a classification of types of spatial embedding was introduced: division (a brane as a partition dividing space into half-spaces) and enclosure (a closed surface surrounding an interior region). It was shown that SFS as an ∞D-subject is located "ou...

Geometric Localization of the Entity Forming Subjects (EFS): Branes, Black Holes, and the Infinite-Dimensional Source

The main article on EFS (Entity Forming Subjects) introduced the hypothesis of an ∞D source of projections that generates subjects and information. However, the question of where EFS is located relative to subjects of different dimensions remained open. This article fills this ga...

The Entity That Forms Subjects (EFS): Ontological Status, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter

Correct short title in 8 languages: 1. Русский: Сущность, формирующая субъекты (СФС) 2. English: The Entity That Forms Subjects (EFS) 3. Français: L'Entité qui forme les sujets (EFS) 4. Español: La Entidad que forma sujetos (EFS) 5. Deutsch: Die Entität, die Subjekte bildet (EFS)...

The Entity That Forms Subjects (EFS): Ontological Status, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter

Correct short title in 8 languages: 1. Русский: Сущность, формирующая субъекты (СФС) 2. English: The Entity That Forms Subjects (EFS) 3. Français: L'Entité qui forme les sujets (EFS) 4. Español: La Entidad que forma sujetos (EFS) 5. Deutsch: Die Entität, die Subjekte bildet (EFS)...

The Entity That Forms Subjects (EFS): Ontological Status, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter

Title: The Entity That Forms Subjects (EFS): Ontological Status, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter --- Important note: The title correctly translates as "The Entity That Forms Subjects" – not "Subjects Forming Entities". This is crucial: the entity is the...

Informaciology: Ontological Foundations, the Subject, and Information in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter

This article presents an updated version of informaciology — a cross-cutting discipline studying information processes in all forms of matter within the framework of the "Seven Forms of Matter" (7FM) model and the Theory of Unification of Physics, Biology, Civilizaciology, Inform...

Screen Degradation: Behavior of the Projection Interface in the Limit of High Values of G – Level of Detail

Within the framework of the projection model and the "Seven Forms of Matter" (7FM) model, the screen is defined as the interface onto which information from a more fundamental reality is projected. At levels F1–F3, the screen performs all three main functions: reflection (hologra...

Screen Degradation: Behavior of the Projection Interface in the Limit of High Values of G – Level of Detail

Within the framework of the projection model and the "Seven Forms of Matter" (7FM) model, the screen is defined as the interface onto which information from a more fundamental reality is projected. At levels F1–F3, the screen performs all three main functions: reflection (hologra...

Projective Ontology: Foundations, Structure, and Consequences of the Meta-Discipline of Projective Reality

In a series of previous works, the author developed informatiology as a discipline for studying information, the projection model as an ontological framework of reality, the hypothesis of the subject as a projection, and the concept of the "Thinking and Feeling Entity" (SFE) as t...

Generalized Holographic Principle (GHP): Universal Law of Projective Reality

This article presents the Generalized Holographic Principle (GHP) as a universal law of projective reality that underlies the entire ontological vertical. GHP generalizes the classical holographic principle ('t Hooft, Susskind), which was limited to black holes and quantum gravit...

Generalized Holographic Principle (GHP): Universal Law of Projective Reality

This article presents the Generalized Holographic Principle (GHP) as a universal law of projective reality that underlies the entire ontological vertical. GHP generalizes the classical holographic principle ('t Hooft, Susskind), which was limited to black holes and quantum gravit...

The Universe as a Projection: Additional Consequences in Light of the Grand Unified Theory (GUT)

In previous works, the author proposed a holographic projection model, a Generalized Holographic Principle, a Grand Unified Theory (GUT), and a "Seven Forms of Matter" (7FM) model. This article demonstrates that the integration of these approaches creates a closed ontological sys...

The Universe as a Projection: Additional Consequences in Light of the Grand Unified Theory (GUT)

In previous works, the author proposed a holographic projection model, a Generalized Holographic Principle, a Grand Unified Theory (GUT), and a "Seven Forms of Matter" (7FM) model. This article demonstrates that the integration of these approaches creates a closed ontological sys...

Hierarchiology: Justification of a New Scientific Discipline within the Framework of Civilizational Science and the Forms of Matter

Within the framework of the evolutionary-ontological model of the "Seven Forms of Matter" (7FM), which describes seven levels of reality organization, civilization is defined as Form 3 — a qualitatively new level emerging on a biological basis (Form 2 — life). However, most civil...

Hierarchiology: Justification of a New Scientific Discipline within the Framework of Civilizational Science and the Forms of Matter

Within the framework of the evolutionary-ontological model of the "Seven Forms of Matter" (7FM), which describes seven levels of reality organization, civilization is defined as Form 3 — a qualitatively new level emerging on a biological basis (Form 2 — life). However, most civil...

The Assembly Point. ConcludInformaciology: A Cross-Cutting Discipline for Studying Information Processes in the Hierarchy of Forms of Mattering Article of the "Practical IDM" Series

The article introduces the concept of information science (informatsiologiya) as a cross‑cutting discipline that studies information processes in all forms of matter within the framework of the “Seven Forms of Matter” (7FM) model. The necessity of such a discipline is justified b...

Generalized Holographic Principle (GHP): Universal Law of Projective Reality

Holographic Principle (GHP) as a universal law of projective reality that underlies the entire ontological vertical. GHP generalizes the classical holographic principle ('t Hooft, Susskind), which was limited to black holes and quantum gravity, to all dimensions and all forms of...