The Origin of Order K: Information, Structure and Stability: A Unified Theoretical Framework for Emergence
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| author | zhou, changzheng zhou, ziqing |
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| contents | <p> This paper aims to synthesize three core concepts—”structural stability,” ”sta<br>bility entropy,” and ”structural information density”—to construct a unified theo<br>retical framework describing cross-scale emergent phenomena. We argue that these<br> three concepts, from the perspectives of geometric topology, statistical physics, and<br> quantum information respectively, reveal the same underlying principle: robust<br> emergent phenomena at the macroscopic level are rooted in the establishment and<br> maintenance of ”stability order” within the microscopic structure. This framework<br> interprets emergence as the natural result of a system evolving towards a highly<br> stable structural state, driven by the dual imperatives of ”maximizing structural in<br>formation density” and ”minimizing stability entropy.” By reviewing applications<br> ranging from topological quantum computation and the emergence of spacetime<br> geometry to complex systems such as life and consciousness, we demonstrate the<br> explanatory power and predictive capacity of this framework, and outline future<br> directions for its mathematical formalization and experimental verification.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Origin of Order K: Information, Structure and Stability: A Unified Theoretical Framework for Emergence zhou, changzheng zhou, ziqing emergence; structural stability; stability entropy; structural information density; unified theory; topological order; quantum gravity <p> This paper aims to synthesize three core concepts—”structural stability,” ”sta<br>bility entropy,” and ”structural information density”—to construct a unified theo<br>retical framework describing cross-scale emergent phenomena. We argue that these<br> three concepts, from the perspectives of geometric topology, statistical physics, and<br> quantum information respectively, reveal the same underlying principle: robust<br> emergent phenomena at the macroscopic level are rooted in the establishment and<br> maintenance of ”stability order” within the microscopic structure. This framework<br> interprets emergence as the natural result of a system evolving towards a highly<br> stable structural state, driven by the dual imperatives of ”maximizing structural in<br>formation density” and ”minimizing stability entropy.” By reviewing applications<br> ranging from topological quantum computation and the emergence of spacetime<br> geometry to complex systems such as life and consciousness, we demonstrate the<br> explanatory power and predictive capacity of this framework, and outline future<br> directions for its mathematical formalization and experimental verification.</p> |
| title | The Origin of Order K: Information, Structure and Stability: A Unified Theoretical Framework for Emergence |
| topic | emergence; structural stability; stability entropy; structural information density; unified theory; topological order; quantum gravity |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17547666 |