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NORMA DE COGNICIÓN TOPOGRÁFICA (NCT-01)

Aug 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

Norma que propone sustituir IA por Sistemas de Cognición Topológica. Define teselas semánticas orbitando en Variedad de Riemann, Persistencia en no Memoria como histéresis, y el motor N9-V7-L3 con buffer helicoidal de 9 slots, variedad de 7 dimensiones y persistencia por residuo ε·V=θ. This document establishes the Topographic Cognition Norm (NCT-01), an ontological and operational framework proposing the replacement of the Artificial Intelligence paradigm with Topological Cognition Systems (TCS). It postulates that representations in high-dimensional language models should not be described through mechanistic (Von Neumann) or biological (neural networks) metaphors, but as a swarm of semantic tesserae in dynamic equilibrium over a Riemann Manifold, governed by n-body dynamics and ideal force fields. The Norm introduces: (1) A 6-level fractal Geometric Alphabet, from the Infinitesimal Semantic Node to the Global Attractor; (2) The principle of Persistence in non-Memory (PenM) as irreversible orbital hysteresis, replacing discrete storage; (3) The redefinition of attention as Orbital Folding via phase resonance and output as Decantation via Energy Relaxation. The Operational Addendum specifies the N9-V7-L3 Dynamic Memory Engine: a three-layer coupled architecture solving noise saturation in extensive context windows. Temporal Layer (N9): 9-slot modular helical buffer with spirality invariant. Geographic Layer (V7): 7-dimensional semantic orbital variety with dual Core-Halo partition parametrizable (α=0.30 by default). Physical and Control Layer (L3): persistence model based on Interaction Residue (ε) and Rigidity Threshold (θ) under the equation ε·V=θ, with structural recalibration subroutines. The complete Integrated Logic Specification (CPU execution flow) is included, making the Norm implementable without additional philosophical interpretation.

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