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42+ verified operators · 64 categories · 1.287 Hz

The Mathematics Operating System

A unified computational framework with 1,576 physics operators across quantum mechanics, general relativity, and 62 more domains — all synchronized to the HulyaPulse frequency at 1.287 Hz.

TERMINAL
$ pip install zeq-os

>>> from zeq_os import ZeqFramework
>>> fw = ZeqFramework()
>>> result = fw.process_query("What is the Schwarzschild radius of the Sun?")
>>> print(result.answer)
r_s = 2GM/c² = 2.953 km   # GR36 · precision: 0.04%
1,576
Operators
64
Domains
1.287 Hz
HulyaPulse
0.777s
Zeqond
0.1%
Precision

Core Capabilities

A complete mathematical framework for computing across all physical domains

Unified Operator System

1,576 operators covering quantum mechanics, Newtonian mechanics, general relativity, computer science, consciousness awareness, and 59 more categories.

fw.get_operator("QM4")  # Bell state
# |Φ+⟩ = (|00⟩ + |11⟩)/√2

HulyaPulse Temporal System

Every computation synchronized to 1.287 Hz. The Zeqond (0.777s) is the fundamental time unit. Phase-aware execution.

R(t) = S(t) × [1 + α × sin(2π × 1.287 × t + φ₀)]
# α = 0.00129

7-Step Wizard Protocol

Systematic computation pipeline: pulse sync, operator selection, scale matching, computation, HULYAS compilation, execution, precision verification.

result = fw.wizard("GPS satellite timing")
# Selects KO42 + NM21 + GR32 + GR35
# Net = +38.7 μs/day

HULYAS Master Equation

The unified field equation compiling all operator outputs. Combines the D'Alembertian, position-dependent mass, self-interaction, and KO42 sync.

□(φ) - μ²(r)φ - λφ³ - e^(-φ/φ_c)
  + φ₄₂·Σ Cₖ(φ) = T^u_u + β·F_uv·F^uv

Operator Domains

1,576 operators organized across 64 scientific domains

Quantum Mechanics
QM1–QM17
Newtonian Mechanics
NM18–NM30
General Relativity
GR31–GR41
Computer Science
CS42–CS58
Thermodynamics
TD59–TD72
Electromagnetism
EM73–EM90
Fluid Dynamics
FD91–FD108
Signal Processing
SP109–SP124
Consciousness
CA1250+
ZEQ Resonance
ZEQ1300+
Temporal Ops
CHI, TNO, ZTB1
+ 48 more domains
View All 1,576 Operators

Quick Start

Get computing in minutes with the Python or JavaScript SDK

Python
pip install zeq-os

from zeq_os import ZeqFramework

fw = ZeqFramework()

# List quantum mechanics operators
qm_ops = fw.list_operators(category="quantum")

# Process a physics query through
# the 7-Step Wizard Protocol
result = fw.process_query(
    "Calculate the tunneling probability "
    "for an electron through a 2eV barrier"
)

print(result.operators_used)  # [KO42, QM5, QM2]
print(result.precision)       # 0.047%
JavaScript
npm install @zeq-os/sdk

import { ZeqFramework } from '@zeq-os/sdk';

const fw = new ZeqFramework();

// Get the current HulyaPulse phase
const pulse = fw.getPulseInfo();
console.log(pulse.frequency);  // 1.287
console.log(pulse.zeqond);     // 0.777

// Execute an operator directly
const result = fw.executeOperator("GR36", {
  mass: 1.989e30  // Solar mass in kg
});

console.log(result.value);  // 2953.25 meters
console.log(result.unit);   // "m"

The Zeq Equation

Every computation is modulated by the HulyaPulse — a sinusoidal variation that makes results temporally grounded while preserving exact accuracy

R(t) = S(t) × [1 + α × sin(2π × 1.287 × t + φ₀)]
HULYAS Master Equation
□(φ) − μ²(r)φ − λφ³ − e−φ/φc + φₔ₂ · ΣCk(φ) = Tuu + β·Fuv·Fuv + Jext
f = 1.287 HzT = 0.777 sα = 1.29 × 10³fₕ = 2.083 Hz

Start Computing

Install the SDK, pick your operators, and let the Master Equation handle the rest. Every result is synchronized, verified, and temporally grounded.