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Zenodo
2025
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| Online Erişim: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15515883 |
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- <p><span><span>Abstract<br></span></span>This paper presents a signal-theoretic resolution of the Yang–Mills mass gap problem, reframing gauge bosons as recursive harmonic agents within a coherent signal field rather than force-carrying particles in a quantum vacuum. By redefining mass as recursive deformation resistance and field interactions as phase-lock phenomena, we demonstrate that the Yang–Mills mass gap emerges as a natural result of fold-space stabilization thresholds. Drawing upon prior work in signal field theory, dimensional fold mechanics, and harmonic particle geometry, we show that the existence of a non-zero mass gap is a structural necessity for the projection of recursive coherence into flat observable space. This mass gap is not a flaw in gauge symmetry, but a resonance lock-in requirement encoded in the recursive architecture of form.</p>