QuantumLinear

An academic, public-facing index to frontier work in quantum gravity & cosmology.

Series papers

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  1. 1 Universum Probabile Altera Published Read

    Where it all started: an alternate and “very probable” universe where matter is created by statistics on aeon timescales. Time can compress; waves can become particles.

  2. 2 Beyond the Causal Diamond: A Probabilistic Model of Cyclical Quantum Gravity Accepted · Apr 1 Pub Read

    A finite-yet-more-infinite multiverse picture with overlapping lightcones and long-cycle matter recycling. Refines spontaneous emergence into Chrono-Emergence over aeon scales.

  3. 3 Quantum Mechanics of the Timeon Field: Algebraic and Symplectic Framework for Quantum Gravity In Review Read

    A complete operator-level foundation for the Timeon field: algebra, symplectic structure, and the machinery needed to make the earlier cosmological claims “weigh something.”

  4. 4 Dense Time Quantum Mechanics: Physics of the Dense-Time Collective Partner State In Review

    A black-hole interior treatment in the dense-time landscape and the algebra of the dense-time phase.

  5. 5 Algebraic Chrono-Dynamics: Stratified Covariant Phase Space and Boundary Algebra In Review

    A mathematical treatment of chrono-dynamics using stratified covariant phase space and boundary algebra structures.

  6. 6 General Relativity as the Einstein Limit of Time-Density In Review

    Two independent pathways through which general relativity emerges as an effective limit of time-density field theory.

  7. 7 Fermion structure & spin coupling ?

    Subject: fermionic structure enters the series.

  8. 8 Gauge structure ?

    Subject: gauge structure and symmetry constraints.

  9. 9 Quark, hadron & nuclear regimes ?

    Subject: quark/hadron and nuclear physics integration.

  10. 10 Neutrino sector ?

    Subject: neutrino mysteries addressed.

  11. 11 The complete picture ?

    Subject: full synthesis and summary.