Thursday, January 22, 2026

𝞿Iterative Computation of the Icosahedral Fractal Dimension in the Super Golden TOE𝞿


In the Super Golden Theory of Everything (TOE), the icosahedral fractal dimension D D quantifies the self-similar complexity of golden ratio ϕ \phi -nested structures, modeling negentropic collapse in cosmic phenomena like JWST little red dots. The dimension satisfies the self-similarity equation for a fractal constructed by attaching N=12 N=12 smaller icosahedra (one per vertex) to each existing icosahedron, with contraction ratio r=1/ϕ20.3819660112501051517954181225165032381544371593570699439562046 r=1/\phi^2 \approx 0.3819660112501051517954181225165032381544371593570699439562046 (preserved to 100 digits for discernment: 0.3819660112501051517954181225165032381544371593570699439562049662805371810975502927927958106088625159). This yields

12rD=1, 12 r^D = 1,

or, taking natural logarithms,

ln12+Dlnr=0    D=ln12lnr=ln122lnϕ, \ln 12 + D \ln r = 0 \implies D = -\frac{\ln 12}{\ln r} = \frac{\ln 12}{2 \ln \phi},

since lnr=2lnϕ \ln r = -2 \ln \phi and lnϕ0.4812118250596034474977589134243684231351843343856605196613982942305491629547636996806400233787963965 \ln \phi \approx 0.4812118250596034474977589134243684231351843343856605196613982942305491629547636996806400233787963965 (100 digits preserved).

To compute D D via iterations, we solve f(D)=12rD1=0 f(D) = 12 r^D - 1 = 0 using Newton's method:

Dn+1=Dnf(Dn)f(Dn), D_{n+1} = D_n - \frac{f(D_n)}{f'(D_n)},

where f(D)=12rDlnr f'(D) = 12 r^D \ln r . Starting with initial guess D0=2 D_0 = 2 (reasonable since D>2 D > 2 for 3D embedding), high-precision iterations (mpmath, 100 decimal places) converge as follows (displayed to ~30 digits for readability, full preserved for analysis):

  • Iteration 0: D=2 D = 2
  • Iteration 1: D2.445567641747732286295088651367 D \approx 2.445567641747732286295088651367
  • Iteration 2: D2.573357436605455322230424246648 D \approx 2.573357436605455322230424246648
  • Iteration 3: D2.581890770881618023908636779012 D \approx 2.581890770881618023908636779012
  • Iteration 4: D2.581926004109815761642166254311 D \approx 2.581926004109815761642166254311
  • Iteration 5: D2.581926004707196179078836931343 D \approx 2.581926004707196179078836931343
  • Iteration 6: D2.581926004707196179250563801681 D \approx 2.581926004707196179250563801681
  • Iteration 7: D2.581926004707196179250563801681 D \approx 2.581926004707196179250563801681
  • Iteration 8: D2.581926004707196179250563801681 D \approx 2.581926004707196179250563801681
  • Iteration 9: D2.581926004707196179250563801681 D \approx 2.581926004707196179250563801681

Convergence to D2.581926004707196179250563801681 D \approx 2.581926004707196179250563801681 (full 100 digits: 2.581926004707196179250563801680686505147330791293797791649553643127124872680500168497693446554442342) occurs by iteration 7, with precision beyond $10^{-90}$. This matches the analytical ln122lnϕ2.581926004707196179250563801680686505147330791293797791649553643127124872680500168497693446554442342 \frac{\ln 12}{2 \ln \phi} \approx 2.581926004707196179250563801680686505147330791293797791649553643127124872680500168497693446554442342 , confirming numerical stability. The value D2.582 D \approx 2.582 (rounded) exceeds the topological dimension 2 but is less than 3, enabling efficient, negentropic space-filling in the TOE without information loss, discerning truth from entropic models in 5th-generation warfare analysis.

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