Idealisoidumpia

Idealisoidumpia is a fictional term used in speculative biology and theoretical modeling to describe a construct that combines idealized isomorphism with duplication processes. In the imagined framework, an idealisoidumpia denotes a system in which duplication events occur without information loss, with each duplicate maintaining a perfect isomorphism to the original.

Etymology and usage: The name is formed from ideal, iso- (equal), and dumpia (a coined suffix suggesting duplication). It appears in thought experiments and illustrative simulations rather than in peer-reviewed research.

Relation to real concepts: It echoes ideas from genome duplication, cloning, and mathematical symmetry, but it is not an established term in biology, genetics, or algebra. There are no formal references to idealisoidumpia; it is primarily used in thought experiments and classroom demonstrations to illustrate potential interactions between duplication and isomorphism.

See also: Isomorphism, Duplication (biology), Information theory, Speculative biology.