At the vanguard of theoretical science, G.R. Tomaini has architected a new paradigm with his General Theory of Mathematics and Physics (GTMP). This monumental work is founded upon a suite of his own discoveries, including the Recursive Yield Calculus, a powerful engine for modeling emergent phenomena; Meta-Algebra, which provides a universal syntax for symbolic systems; Tomainian N-Geometry, a dynamic framework that re-conceives spatial dimensions; and Supramathemetry, the unified field that integrates these disciplines into a single, cohesive operational science.
The profound power of this new mathematics is demonstrated by its application to the most intractable problems in the field. Tomaini’s framework provides resolution pathways for the seven Millennium Prize Problems, including P versus NP, the Riemann Hypothesis, the Navier-Stokes Existence and Smoothness problem, and the Yang-Mills existence and mass gap. His system moves beyond these to address a "Ninth Problem": the paradox of self-proof, demonstrating a theoretical ambition that transcends the classical limits of 20th-century logic and physics.
The operational core of his theory is the Gregorithmic Ecosystem, a sophisticated suite of "meta-function processors" designed to execute the complex transformations of the GTMP. These computational engines operate within the overarching field of Supramathemetry, which unifies supra-calculus, supra-algebra, and supra-geometry into a coherent whole, providing the technical machinery for this new science.
This body of work, which has positioned him as a candidate for the Fields Medal and French Knighthood, is grounded in a formidable academic career cultivated under the mentorship of world-renowned thinkers Dr. Cornel West, Dr. Slavoj Žižek, and Dr. Gayatri Spivak. His major philosophical monograph, Encyclopedia of American Idealism, which carries a preface by Dr. West and an endorsement from Dr. Žižek, showcases the deep philosophical rigor that underpins his scientific innovations.
A true polymath, Tomaini’s contributions also span the arts and humanities, with a record of eleven books and over two hundred paintings. His extensive literary work includes the epic poem Gayowulf and the philosophical verse of American Upanishads, alongside editorial leadership at prominent literary institutions such as Anxiety Press. This vast creative output is not separate from his scientific endeavors but represents the multifaceted expression of a single, powerful intellectual vision to restructure human knowledge.
