Quantum Spin as a Temporal Curvature Effect: A Chronos Field Interpretation
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| author | Hall, Matthew |
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| contents | <p>This paper proposes a radical reinterpretation of quantum spin through the lens of Chronos Theory, which treats time as a structured, dynamic field (τ) with curvature and oscillatory behavior. Rather than viewing spin as an intrinsic, abstract quantum number, the paper argues that spin arises from the torsional or helical structure of time around matter. The model presents spin as a topological effect produced by rotational asymmetries and boundary locking in the time field itself. This field-based approach naturally explains phenomena such as spin-½ quantization, Pauli exclusion, and spin entanglement as consequences of temporal curvature constraints and phase interference. The paper also explores how spin may shift or decohere under time-gradient stress, offering predictions for spin anomalies in high-curvature or extreme-energy environments. A new geometric framework is introduced to derive spin from curvature eigenstates of the τ-field, linking quantum properties to spacetime structure. This reinterpretation connects quantum mechanics, relativity, and geometry in a unified time-based ontology.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Quantum Spin as a Temporal Curvature Effect: A Chronos Field Interpretation Hall, Matthew Chronos Theory quantum spin temporal curvature time field τ(xµ) spin-½ quantization Pauli exclusion principle spin geometry time torsion entanglement spin decoherence quantum foundations quantum gravity curvature eigenstates topological spin rotational symmetry unified field theory temporal helicity <p>This paper proposes a radical reinterpretation of quantum spin through the lens of Chronos Theory, which treats time as a structured, dynamic field (τ) with curvature and oscillatory behavior. Rather than viewing spin as an intrinsic, abstract quantum number, the paper argues that spin arises from the torsional or helical structure of time around matter. The model presents spin as a topological effect produced by rotational asymmetries and boundary locking in the time field itself. This field-based approach naturally explains phenomena such as spin-½ quantization, Pauli exclusion, and spin entanglement as consequences of temporal curvature constraints and phase interference. The paper also explores how spin may shift or decohere under time-gradient stress, offering predictions for spin anomalies in high-curvature or extreme-energy environments. A new geometric framework is introduced to derive spin from curvature eigenstates of the τ-field, linking quantum properties to spacetime structure. This reinterpretation connects quantum mechanics, relativity, and geometry in a unified time-based ontology.</p> |
| title | Quantum Spin as a Temporal Curvature Effect: A Chronos Field Interpretation |
| topic | Chronos Theory quantum spin temporal curvature time field τ(xµ) spin-½ quantization Pauli exclusion principle spin geometry time torsion entanglement spin decoherence quantum foundations quantum gravity curvature eigenstates topological spin rotational symmetry unified field theory temporal helicity |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16283875 |