Oscillatory Processing Units as a computing substrate for biomimetic intelligence

This research introduces Oscillatory Processing Units (OPUs), groups of synthetic neurons sharing a rhythm that transform incoming activity into an Oscillatory Occupancy Space (OOS). The study demonstrates that these units can perform logical and numerical operations, express associative recall, and generate closed-loop decisions with fixed synaptic weights. An Atlas of measured relationships is provided to support prospective composition with predicted response classes, establishing a computing substrate for biomimetic intelligence where experience remains part of the state through which new input becomes action.