The Transductive Nothing: the Origin of Matter, Antimatter, Geometric Forms and Mathematical Structures
Year: 2026
Type: preprint
Abstract: THE TRANSDUCTIVE NOTHING: THE ORIGIN OF MATTER, ANTIMATTER, GEOMETRIC FORMS AND MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURES Author: Cláudio Vicente da SilvaIndependent Researcher — Londrina, Paraná, BrazilNovember 2026 Description This work presents the Theory of Transduction as a unified ontological architecture grounded in the fundamental relation between potency, transduction, and act. It develops a conceptual framework in which nothingness constitutes the primordial unmanifested condition, latency represents potentiality, and transduction establishes the universal principle of passage between potency and manifestation. The central proposition establishes that matter and antimatter belong to a single ontological unity, understood through the relation between potency and act. Within this architecture, the visible material world represents manifested configurations, while the domain associated with antimatter occupies a position related to potency. Both are integrated into one universal transductive principle. The work extends this framework to the formation of geometric configurations and mathematical structures. Geometry is understood as the relational organization of forms, encompassing materialized, natural, abstract, and non-materialized configurations. Mathematics constitutes the abstract language through which relations, quantities, structures, and transformations can be represented. The article also develops the relationship between transduction and dimensional representation, incorporating three-dimensional spatial organization and four-dimensional spacetime representation. These formulations provide a conceptual framework for describing configurations, transformations, trajectories, and relations between spatial and temporal events. The architecture is further developed through the dynamics of latency, manifestation, transformation, and return. Reality is conceived as a continuous organization of states and configurations, in which each transductive passage produces a new manifestation without requiring the repetition of an identical previous configuration. The central ontological formulation is: POTENCY → TRANSDUCTION → ACT The integrated architecture is expressed through the following sequence: NOTHINGNESS → LATENCY → POTENCY → TRANSDUCTION → ACT → CONFIGURATION → FORM → GEOMETRY → MATHEMATICS → DIMENSIONAL REPRESENTATION The work establishes the Principle of Transductive Universality, according to which everything that exists, manifests itself, or remains in latency belongs to the architecture of transduction. Its fundamental proposition is that reality constitutes a single ontological unity organized through potency, transformation, manifestation, and the continuous generation of configurations. The universe does not repeat itself; it transduces itself. Main Topics Theory of Transduction Transductive Ontology Nothingness and Primordial Latency Potency–Transduction–Act Matter and Antimatter Ontological Unity Transductive Universality Relational Architecture Geometric Configurations Mathematical Structures Three-Dimensional and Four-Dimensional Representations Manifestation and Transformation Latency and Return Universal Organization of Reality Keywords Transduction; Nothingness; Latency; Potency; Act; Matter; Antimatter; Ontological Unity; Geometry; Mathematics; Relational Architecture; Transductive Universality; Dimensionality; Manifestation; Transformation; Mathematical Structures; Geometric Forms. Author Cláudio Vicente da Silva is an independent researcher based in Londrina, Paraná, Brazil. His research focuses on relational structures and architectures, processes of transformation, models of knowledge, and the organization of natural and abstract systems. His interdisciplinary work encompasses Philosophy, History and Philosophy of Science, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Computing, and Artificial Intelligence. His intellectual production includes theoretical investigations into Relational Architecture and the Theory of Transduction, exploring the principles of relation, equilibrium, transformation, manifestation, and the organization of reality.
Author: Vicente da Silva, Cláudio
Language: English
Subfield: Philosophy
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7225788375
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