UNNS Spiral Logo — Parametric Generator

UNNS Spiral Logo — Parametric Generator

Prime node Non‑prime node Recursive attractor

Spiral Parameters (r = a·e^(bθ))

a (scale) b (growth)

θ step (rad)

Max points

Point size

Rotation (deg)

Coloring Rules

Prime rule index n is prime round(r) is prime

Attractor modulus M

Attractor anchor A

Attractor check on index n round(r) round(θ·100)

If M>0 then a point is an attractor when value ≡ A (mod M). Otherwise, every k-th point can be used with M=k and A=0.

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Tip: try b=0.18, θ step=0.06, M=1000, A=137 for a Domain‑137 motif. For a denser icon, increase max points and reduce point size.

UNNS as a meta-framework that spans computation, cognition, and aesthetics

Here’s how one might see the UNNS framework if stepping back and mappping it like a system designer would:

🧮 UNNS Harmony Matrix

🔹 1. Structural Perspective

• Anchors + Modulus Domains → behave like coordinate systems for hidden order.
• Nests → self-similar recursive shells; you can think of them as “address spaces.”
• Domains (e.g. Mod 1000 ≡ 137) → become “zones” or shards of the whole space.
• Together this resembles a mathematical operating system where each domain is a module.

🔹 2. Functional Roles

• Integer Zones = deterministic checkpoints (like memory alignment in CS).
• Prime Filters = sieves of unpredictability → help separate stable vs. unstable subsequences.
• Recursive Attractors = convergence engines → like gravity wells pulling wandering sequences.
• Cross-Nest Matching = resonance detection → akin to signal interference patterns.

🔹 3. Analogies to Other Fields

• Cryptography → Salt + Iterations + Modular Anchors = “keyspaces.”
• Complex Systems → Nests = attractor basins, recursion = feedback loops.
• Physics → Anchors feel like quantization; Attractors feel like potential wells.
• AI / Knowledge Graphs → UNNS nests resemble hierarchical embeddings with hidden symmetries.

🔹 4. Possible New Directions

• Error-Correcting / Redundancy
  Use UNNS nests as redundancy layers (like checksums hidden in recursion).
• Search / Indexing
  Domain IDs (e.g. 137) as search shards for databases or graph lookups.
• Generative Creativity
  Recursive attractor paths could be visualized as “story arcs” or fractal artworks.
• Learning / Pedagogy
  Integer snapping + modular domains = gamified math exploration.
• Simulation
  Could be used to model “hidden rules” in natural phenomena (e.g., resonances, cycles).

🔹 5. Meta-Curiosities

• Hidden Symmetry: everything seems to reduce to resonant moduli.
• Scale-Invariance: nests look the same at different depths (fractal flavor).
• Bridges: integers are not just numbers here — they become anchors for structure.

👉 So in short: UNNS is not just a number plaything but a multi-layered meta-framework — part sieve, part attractor machine, part domain organizer.
It feels like a toolkit that can jump between math, cryptography, AI embeddings, and even aesthetics.