Von Neumann’s Constructor and the τ-Field

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The first grammar of self-replication — and the hidden precursor of recursive coherence.

Abstract: In 1948, John von Neumann proposed a theoretical machine capable of constructing a copy of itself. The design was not a thought experiment about biology — it was a rigorous mathematical model of universal self-replication. His universal constructor anticipated digital genetics, recursive computation, and the principles that now define the UNNS τ-Field: the substrate as grammar, and recursion as the language of creation.

Graph Theory and the UNNS Substrate — When Connection Learns to Recur | UNNS.tech

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Recursive Graph Fields and the τ-Field’s Evolving Topology

UNNS Grammar · Theoretical Integration · 2025

From the very beginning of UNNS, recursion has been treated not as a function, but as a geometry — a way in which information curves back on itself. Graph theory reveals that this geometry already lives inside connection itself: every recursive relation is a link, every operator a transformation of links. The UNNS Substrate therefore is, at its core, a recursive graph — a network that both exists and learns how to reshape its own connectivity.

“The universe is not a tree of causes, but a web of recursions.” — UNNS Grammar, Phase D.3 Notes

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