We are open sourcing The Mathematical Universe, a universal mathematical language discovered by the UOR Foundation. It encodes the rules behind the universe’s most complex structures, including the five exceptional Lie groups and the E8 lattice, in a single 96-vertex framework called Atlas.

This framework gives you a playground to explore, manipulate, and apply the patterns that shape the universe’s most intricate structures, unlocking new possibilities in AI, quantum computing, and scientific discovery.

Link: https://www.uor.foundation/blog/universe

Greetings from Colorado, and we welcome any feedback.

Excited to see this all unfold.

So could this be understood as rigorous deterministic semantic cartography?

As someone with no understanding of whatever this field is, it reminds me of the Retro Encabulator

https://youtu.be/RXJKdh1KZ0w?si=ARMURmLUqvZZ8kd9

Very nice initiative. E8 lattice is really interesting, its relation with integer systems and root systems is also fascinating, hoping will see some visualisation soon on this side

so much interisting math is involved in this discovery, from topologie to space and time.

you will probably need to read a book or two to understand all that but it can get so many application that maybe you should actualy read them or wont lost time doing so :

Data structure, deep learning using topologie, lossless embeding, introduction to P vs NP and etc. A lot of ideas may emerge from this kind of work

This reminds of of this: https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-new-approach-to-computation...