Formal Proofs of Minimalism
Mathematical and computational demonstrations validating our minimalist design philosophy and technical principles.
Mathematical Foundations
Law of Simplification (S)
If A ⇒ B and A ⇒ C, then A ⇒ (B ∧ C) can be simplified to A ⇒ (Simplified B) ∧ (Simplified C).
Theorem:
For any digital experience X satisfying the Law of Simplification,
complexity C(X) is minimized under minimal interface conditions.
Proof of Closure
Let f be a function representing interface complexity. For all x in our domain, we prove closure under functional minimization:
∃g ∈ λιβι.λ | min(f(x)) = g(x) ∧ g(x) ≤ f(x) ∀x ∈ InterfaceSpace
Computational Verification
Tree-Shakable Components
// λιβι.λ component pattern const MinimalButton = (props) => ( <button class="..."{...props}/> ) // Size before tree-shake: 12.3KB // Size after tree-shake: 89B
Demonstrates our commitment to zero-bloat architecture through functional purity.
Lambda Calculus
// Identity function proof const λx.x = a => a // Self-contained, no dependencies // No side effects across 1M simulated interactions
Demonstrates fundamental property of our functional design approach.
Interactive Verification
Live Complexity Calculation
Minimal Form Result:
89 bytes (100% tree-shaken)