Lattice Physics · Neuromorphic Architecture

The geometry
determines the answer.

Calera Computing derives cognitive architecture from mathematical first principles — not statistical approximation. We build systems where every output is provable, traceable, and deterministic.

Mathematics first.
Always.

Calera Computing, Inc. is a Delaware C-Corporation building the next generation of deterministic cognitive systems. Our architecture is organized around algebraic constants that emerge from lattice geometry — the same constants that govern energy propagation in simplicial structures across dimensions.

We don't approximate. We don't predict. We derive. Every architectural decision traces back to a mathematical proof. That's not a philosophy — it's a structural constraint.

σ
Lattice Physics
Architecture organized around the σ-constant (σ ≈ 1.22074), the geometry-native decay base for 4D simplicial lattices.
Deterministic Recall
Generation is recall, not prediction. If the system lacks a confident pathway, it returns nothing — by construction.
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Geometric Provenance
Every output traces to a specific geometric coordinate. The address is the audit trail.

Published Work

Our first public paper establishes the dimensional hierarchy of algebraic constants that organize energy propagation on simplicial lattices.

B-01 · Zenodo · Open Access

The σ-Constant: A Universal Algebraic Invariant for Energy Propagation in d-Dimensional Simplicial Lattices

Casey Lee Race
May 22, 2026
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20350425

We derive σ ≈ 1.22074, the unique positive real root of x⁴ − x − 1 = 0, and demonstrate that it is the geometry-native organizing constant for energy propagation on the A₄ root lattice. The result is validated through two independent methods: Hopfield recall optimization and spectral Laplacian analysis. Zero free parameters. The lattice geometry determines the constant.

The Dimensional Hierarchy

Dimension Equation Constant Name Geometry
2 x² = x + 1 φ ≈ 1.618 Golden Ratio Triangle, Pentagon
3 x³ = x + 1 ρ ≈ 1.325 Plastic Constant Tetrahedron
4 x⁴ = x + 1 σ ≈ 1.221 σ-Constant Pentatope, A₄ Lattice
5 x⁵ = x + 1 ≈ 1.167 5-Simplex
→ 1.0 Isotropic Limit