William Bialek is a physicist at Princeton

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Ambitions for theory in the physics of life (PDF): ArXiv, 2024, and find many insightful ideas that readily apply to the infinitesimal domain between Notations 0-64.

https://81018.com/thrust/#Bialek February 2015

https://www.princeton.edu/~wbialek/our_papers/still+bialek_04.pdf
How Many Clusters? An Information-Theoretic Perspective

Susanne Still
William Bialek

Thank you for your “letter” that was communicated by Joachim Buhmann (Received June 17, 2003; accepted May 28, 2004). You have given me quite a lot of work to do. That’s good. I will be distilling it down for a high school geometry class that chased the nested geometries of the tetrahedral-octahedral chain back to the Planck Length and out to the Observable Universe; they found just in 202 “clusters” which we also refer to as domains, doublings, layers, notations, and steps.

An introduction to that work is here: https://81018.com