Unified Theory of Relativistic Identification of Information in a Systems Age: Proposed Convergence of Unique Identification with Syntax and Semantics through Internet Protocol version 6

[摘要] This paper proposes to utilize internet protocol version six (IPv6) to uniquely identify not only things (objects) but also processes, relationships (syntax, semantics) and interfaces (sensors). Convergence of identification with information using the 128-bit IPv6 structure offers 3.4x1038 unique instances. It is not necessary that all instances must be connected to the internet or routed or transmitted simply because an IP addressing scheme is suggested. This is a structure for identification which (1) may improve revenue potential from data routing (P2P packet tracking) for telecommunication industries, (2) potential use in healthcare and in biomedical sciences, (3) scope of use in the semantic web structure by transitioning URIs used in RDF, (4) applications involving thousands of mobile ad hoc sensors (MANET) that demand dynamic adaptive auto-reconfiguration. This paper offers clues for innovation based on a confluence of ideas that may augment systems interoperability necessary for operational transparency in a global economy.