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Zenodo
2025
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14786915 |
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- <p>We present a novel theoretical framework in which the Higgs field, coupled to an emergent antiHiggs measurement operator, governs mass-energy evolution and spacetime curvature via a HiggsZeno effect. This framework modifies Einstein’s equations by introducing a time-dependent massenergy evolution equation that influences gravitational dynamics. We explore the implications of this<br>model on quantum measurement theory, black hole physics, and cosmology. The Higgs-Zeno effect<br>introduces modifications to the Higgs potential, impacts vacuum stability, and alters mass-energy<br>conservation. We discuss experimental constraints from high-energy colliders, dark matter searches,<br>and gravitational wave detectors. Numerical simulations of Higgs-Zeno mass decay and gravitational<br>modifications are presented, along with their potential astrophysical and cosmological implications.<br>This model provides a testable mechanism linking Higgs interactions with fundamental spacetime<br>properties and may offer insight into black hole entropy dynamics and dark matter phenomenology</p>