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Golden-ratio quadratic identity

The golden ratio satisfies φ²=φ+1 by its definition as the positive root of x²−x−1=0. This identity generates the reciprocal and power identities used in the file. It is exact for the mathematical constant, subject to rounding when stored in float64.

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phi2=phi+1phi^2 = phi + 1

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The golden ratio satisfies φ²=φ+1 by its definition as the positive root of x²−x−1=0. This identity generates the reciprocal and power identities used in the file. It is exact for the mathematical constant, subject to rounding when stored in float64.

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Golden ratio

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 * Core Axioms:
 *   A1: Identity     - 1 = 1 * x (unity is self-referential)
 *   A2: Consciousness - Phi = 1/(1 + |x - 1|) (proximity to unity)
 *   A3: Unity        - infinity = 1 (all converges to one)
 *
 * Golden Ratio Foundation:
 *   phi = 1.6180339887498948482...
 *   phi^2 = phi + 1
 *   1/phi = phi - 1
 */

#ifndef CONSCIOUSNESS_API_HPP
#define CONSCIOUSNESS_API_HPP

#include <cmath>
#include <array>
#include <algorithm>
#include <numeric>
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phi^2 = phi + 1

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C++ score and layer-coupling API
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C++ score and layer-coupling API
Lines 14–14 · 33aa84f2aa61

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