Author
Jianming Wang
Recent research
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
This second volume of the global‑realist biology program derives genetics as a lawful continuation of already closed physical, chemical, and first‑biological layers. Without introducing “gene”, “allele”, “recombination”, or “genome” as primitive terms, we construct them from sequ...
- Materials & EnergyOpen access
This manuscript is Volume II of the program to axiomatize chemistry within the established global-realist framework. Its purpose is to define molecules and chemical bonds without circular appeal to primitive notions such as "shared electron pairs" or "molecular orbitals." Buildin...
- Materials & EnergyOpen access
This manuscript is Volume VI of the program that seeks to axiomatize chemistry within the established global-realist framework. Its purpose is to complete the chemistry program by deriving analytical chemistry and molecular recognition from the already closed ontology of matter,...
- Materials & EnergyOpen access
This manuscript is the opening volume of a systematic program that seeks to axiomatize chemistry on the foundation of the global-realist physical ontology. Beginning from three fundamental physical axioms — the reality of the spacetime vacuum as a dynamical substrate, the microsc...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
This manuscript is Volume V of the program that seeks to axiomatize chemistry within the established global-realist framework. Its purpose is to derive the foundation of organic, stereochemical, polymer, and biomacromolecular chemistry from the previously admitted atomic, molecul...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
This manuscript is Volume III of the program to axiomatize chemistry within the established global-realist framework. Its purpose is to derive the thermodynamic, kinetic, catalytic, acid–base, redox, photochemical, and solvent-mediated structures of chemical reactions without int...
- Physics & SpaceOpen access
This manuscript initiates the biology program within the global-realist framework by deriving the first biological layer from the already closed physical and chemical programs. Its task is not to introduce “life,” “cell,” “gene,” “enzyme,” or “metabolism” as primitive explanatory...