This page documents the author identity and the early works that preceded the formalization of Hierarchical Calculus. It also provides direct links to archived PDF works and ready-to-copy IEEE citations.
Name: Ahmed Gossa (GOSSA AHMED)
Email: gossaahmed@yahoo.fr
Official Website: Hierarchical Calculus Website
Concept DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17917302
The author’s work focuses on describing “multiple languages of change” in calculus. While classical differentiation is powerful, many phenomena are more naturally described through proportional variation (relative scaling) or logarithmic hierarchies.
These ideas were presented early in two independent manuscripts: Proportional Calculus (2011) and Logarithmic Calculus (2012), which later converge into the unified framework now named Hierarchical Calculus.
Introduces proportional (relative) differentiation, proportional integration, and approximation ideas based on structural invariance.
Extends the proportional approach by defining logarithmic differentiation and logarithmic integration, with applications to hierarchical growth mechanisms.
Unifies differential, proportional, logarithmic, and higher layers into a structured rank–degree system \(D_r^n\).
Email: gossaahmed@yahoo.fr
GitHub: GOSSAAHMED/gossa-math
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17917302