Antimatter as Phase-Inversion Modes: A Field-Theoretic Perspective on Phase-Inverted Mass

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contents <p>v1.0: This paper proposes a novel interpretation of antimatter within the Quantum Tachyonic Gravity (QTG) framework, positioning it as the phase-inverted rebound of overcompressed collapse fields. Rather than treating antimatter as an obscure counterpart to matter, we model it as a natural field response when coherence compression exceeds stability thresholds. Using Gaussian pressure profiles and simulations, we demonstrate how this collapse rebound explains annihilation, matter-antimatter asimmetry, and aligns with CPT invariance as a dynamic field behavior. The result is a simplified, cohesive view of antimatter as an emergent phenomenon of decoherence field mechanics.</p> <p>v2.0: Extention of the concept of "Anti-Matter as Field Phase Inversion" reframing anti-matter as a complementary field phase necessary to maintain global inertial equilibrium, manifesting as a stable counter-oscillation or anti-asymmetry in the quantum field.</p>
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spellingShingle Antimatter as Phase-Inversion Modes: A Field-Theoretic Perspective on Phase-Inverted Mass
Angeli, Nazareno
Quantum field theory
Antimatter
Collapse Inversion
Quantum Tachyonic Gravity
QTG
Energy Compression
Negative Mass Field
Phase Reversal
Tachyonic Collapse
Symmetry Breaking
Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry
Quantum Recoil
<p>v1.0: This paper proposes a novel interpretation of antimatter within the Quantum Tachyonic Gravity (QTG) framework, positioning it as the phase-inverted rebound of overcompressed collapse fields. Rather than treating antimatter as an obscure counterpart to matter, we model it as a natural field response when coherence compression exceeds stability thresholds. Using Gaussian pressure profiles and simulations, we demonstrate how this collapse rebound explains annihilation, matter-antimatter asimmetry, and aligns with CPT invariance as a dynamic field behavior. The result is a simplified, cohesive view of antimatter as an emergent phenomenon of decoherence field mechanics.</p> <p>v2.0: Extention of the concept of "Anti-Matter as Field Phase Inversion" reframing anti-matter as a complementary field phase necessary to maintain global inertial equilibrium, manifesting as a stable counter-oscillation or anti-asymmetry in the quantum field.</p>
title Antimatter as Phase-Inversion Modes: A Field-Theoretic Perspective on Phase-Inverted Mass
topic Quantum field theory
Antimatter
Collapse Inversion
Quantum Tachyonic Gravity
QTG
Energy Compression
Negative Mass Field
Phase Reversal
Tachyonic Collapse
Symmetry Breaking
Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry
Quantum Recoil
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17338251