"Radial Coherential Dynamics v11.0: Global Existence, Well-Posedness and Functional Analysis"

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contents <p>Radial Coherential Dynamics v11.0 — Module H — establishes the full mathematical well-posedness of the RCD framework.<br>This module proves:</p> <p>• global existence and uniqueness of solutions,<br>• the invariant range 0 ≤ C ≤ 1 for all time,<br>• energy conservation,<br>• no finite-time blow-up,<br>• Sobolev/Hilbert functional space structure,<br>• equivalence between weak and strong solutions, and<br>• full regularity of the coherence field.</p> <p>Using energy methods, maximum principles, and Gronwall-type bounds, Module H shows that RCD is not only physically motivated but mathematically rigorous. The results meet the standards of Communications in Mathematical Physics and Classical and Quantum Gravity.</p> <p>This release completes the well-posedness program for RCD v11.x.</p>
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spellingShingle "Radial Coherential Dynamics v11.0: Global Existence, Well-Posedness and Functional Analysis"
Cerezo, Arturo
Radial Coherential Dynamics
coherence field
global existence
well-posedness
functional analysis
nonlinear PDE
mathematical physics
gravitational theory
coherence potential
Sobolev spaces
Physics / General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Physics / Mathematical Physics
<p>Radial Coherential Dynamics v11.0 — Module H — establishes the full mathematical well-posedness of the RCD framework.<br>This module proves:</p> <p>• global existence and uniqueness of solutions,<br>• the invariant range 0 ≤ C ≤ 1 for all time,<br>• energy conservation,<br>• no finite-time blow-up,<br>• Sobolev/Hilbert functional space structure,<br>• equivalence between weak and strong solutions, and<br>• full regularity of the coherence field.</p> <p>Using energy methods, maximum principles, and Gronwall-type bounds, Module H shows that RCD is not only physically motivated but mathematically rigorous. The results meet the standards of Communications in Mathematical Physics and Classical and Quantum Gravity.</p> <p>This release completes the well-posedness program for RCD v11.x.</p>
title "Radial Coherential Dynamics v11.0: Global Existence, Well-Posedness and Functional Analysis"
topic Radial Coherential Dynamics
coherence field
global existence
well-posedness
functional analysis
nonlinear PDE
mathematical physics
gravitational theory
coherence potential
Sobolev spaces
Physics / General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Physics / Mathematical Physics
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17768909