Forensic Technical Analysis: Priority Dispute of Algebraic Calculus – Acosta's Wexp/T Framework (Nov 2025) vs. Remizov's Chernoff-Based Method (Feb 2026)
Abstract
This forensic technical report provides irrefutable evidence of the priority and superiority of the Acosta Wexp/T algebraic calculus framework (published November 2025) over the Chernoff-based approximation method announced by Remizov/HSE University in February 2026. The document includes: Detailed timeline comparison (Zenodo/Amazon timestamps vs. HSE press release) Mathematical equivalence analysis showing Remizov's method is a limit-based degeneration of Acosta's limit-free algebraic framework Evidence of conceptual appropriation: identical narrative language ("algebraic translation of calculus") without attribution Technical comparison tables highlighting fundamental differences: exact symbolic computation vs. numerical approximation, O(1) vs. O(n) complexity, zero-error vs. truncation error Formal demands for academic acknowledgment and correction of misleading media coverage This report serves as definitive "prior art" documentation for the algebraic calculus paradigm shift and establishes Alfredo Luis Acosta Padilla as the legitimate originator of limit-free differential calculus.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Mathematical and Computational Methods
History and Theory of Mathematics
Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 5 February 2026