CGB Recursive Growth Bound Deposition
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CGB Recursive Growth Bound Deposition
A Novel Mathematical Deposition by Christopher Gabriel Brown
The Formula
Simplified
The Master Theorem applied to physical chip growth - gate count at depth d follows a branching recursion with tight upper bound.
Plain Language
When you grow a chip like a tree, each branch splits into sub-branches. The total gate count at any depth follows a predictable ceiling. Too many wires vs gates = losing design. The theorem tells you which regime you are in.
What You Get
- Complete mathematical deposition document (HTML, print-ready)
- Full formula with three interpretation levels
- Detailed analysis and historical significance
- Practical applications across multiple engineering domains
- Connection to AutoPhi voxel computing architecture





