The Yang–Mills Mass Gap as a Consequence of the Entropic Barrier from P ≠ NP

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contents <p>This paper presents a formal deduction of the Yang–Mills mass gap based on the entropic barrier established in the resolution of the P ≠ NP problem. By modeling quantum field configurations as bounded-treewidth topological spaces and analyzing the entropy required to extract semantic excitation content, we show that a nonzero energy cost — the mass gap — is a necessary consequence. This result unites complexity theory and quantum field theory under a common entropic framework and supports the mathematical existence of a massive spectrum in Yang–Mills theory.</p>
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spellingShingle The Yang–Mills Mass Gap as a Consequence of the Entropic Barrier from P ≠ NP
Ednyashev, Sanal
<p>This paper presents a formal deduction of the Yang–Mills mass gap based on the entropic barrier established in the resolution of the P ≠ NP problem. By modeling quantum field configurations as bounded-treewidth topological spaces and analyzing the entropy required to extract semantic excitation content, we show that a nonzero energy cost — the mass gap — is a necessary consequence. This result unites complexity theory and quantum field theory under a common entropic framework and supports the mathematical existence of a massive spectrum in Yang–Mills theory.</p>
title The Yang–Mills Mass Gap as a Consequence of the Entropic Barrier from P ≠ NP
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15319995