About the Technology

Determinism as a Design Principle

When cause and effect are fully defined, truth becomes measurable

Every Creativ engine is built on this single idea. Where most systems rely on secrets or probability, ours rely on deterministic rules that anyone can replay. Every acceptance decision—whether for a data packet, a document, or a physical measurement—is the outcome of explicit relationships between time, frequency, and structure.

Nothing is hidden, everything can be verified.

The Engine Family

Four engines, one principle — deterministic verification from physics to information.

RPF — Real-time Provenance Framework

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The RPF is the foundation of all Creativ technology. Originally validated through cosmological and metrological results, it defines how verification itself emerges as a physical law — a deterministic relationship between frequency, time, and acceptance. RPF provides the sealed logic that underlies both the General Field Operator (GFO) for physical systems and the Temporal Logic Gate (TLG) for timing and closure. Together they form a single structure: the Tuple Engine.

Key properties

  • Proven physical foundation linking time, frequency, and acceptance.
  • Basis for all deterministic verification and measurement.
  • Integrates the GFO operator (physics) and TLG timing (structure).

Tuple Engine

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The Tuple Engine extends the RPF by incorporating the Temporal Logic Gate  (TLG) model. It defines the deterministic acceptance, timing, and closure rules that allow any event or dataset to become a self-verifying tuple. Each tuple carries its own timing, closure, and state data, enabling identical acceptance behavior across laboratory, storage, and network domains.

Key properties

  • Deterministic tuple formation for physical and structural systems.
  • Uses TLG’s finite-order timing and closure factors.
  • Enables universal comparability and proof of sequence without secrets or randomness.

Used in: SDF, LSS, CWW, PID (not public) and Invariant Verification.

 

CLE — Core-Light Engine

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The Core-Lite Engine is the synthetic digital derivative of the Tuple Engine. It reproduces the same deterministic logic using export-safe synthetic constants, ensuring full reproducibility without referencing physical parameters. CLE powers Creativ’s operational digital suite, delivering deterministic authenticity for data and networks.

Key properties

  • Deterministic verification for digital and networked data.
  • Synthetic, export-safe implementation of the Tuple Engine.
  • Fully auditable and reproducible without cryptographic keys.

Used in: RPF Binder, RPF IoT Gate, and RPF Universal Verifier — digital authenticity and ingress protection.

Invariant Verification Engine

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The Invariant Verification Engine applies the GFO mapping from RPF directly to laboratory and biological measurements. It transforms measured frequencies or impedances into a dimensionless structural coordinate (d), enabling reagent-free, deterministic biomarker verification and cross-instrument comparability.

Key properties

  • Deterministic conversion of measurement data to GFO-depth invariants.
  • Reproducible, reagent-free validation of biological and chemical assays.
  • Provides the physical proof layer for Invariant Verification products.

Used in: Invariant Verification — deterministic laboratory and biological measurement.

 

From Physics to Practice

Domain Engine Product Outcome
Foundational Framework RPF — Real-time Provenance Framework (Internal physics core) Defines deterministic relations between frequency, time, and acceptance; basis for all engines.
Physical Measurement Invariant Verification Engine (RPF + GFO) Invariant Verification (Blood) Reagent-free, deterministic laboratory and biological analysis.
Structural Verification Tuple Engine (RPF + TLG) (Used across SDF · LSS · CWW · PID) Deterministic tuple formation and timing/closure for physical & structural systems.
Digital Authenticity CLE — Core-Lite Engine RPF Binder · RPF IoT Gate · RPF Universal Verifier Deterministic data and network integrity using synthetic, export-safe verification.
Each layer applies the same proven principle — deterministic acceptance — to its own field. The underlying mathematics never change; only the application domain does. Together these engines implement the Real-time Provenance Framework (RPF), extending deterministic verification from physical to digital systems.

Why it Matters

1. Transparency

Every rule is explicit. Anyone can recompute outcomes and confirm authenticity without relying on hidden systems or intermediaries.

2. Stability

No secrets to steal, no keys to compromise. Verification is inherent to the process itself.

3. Security

Because acceptance follows fixed physical and logical relations, systems remain stable over time — free from drift, randomisation, or calibration dependence.

4. Reproducibility

Measurements and transactions yield identical results across sites and devices, creating a universal basis for comparability and trust.

The difference

Traditional verification

  • Relies on hidden keys or probabilistic signatures.
  • Produces results that cannot be independently recomputed.

Deterministic verification

  • Uses defined relations between measurable parameters.
  • Produces results that anyone can reproduce and audit.

Vision

Creativ’s goal is to make deterministic verification a universal standard — a framework in which every transaction, dataset, and measurement carries its own proof of authenticity.

From physics to information, from data to biology, the same principle holds true:

Integrity is not added afterwards — it is built in from the start.

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