Relational Emergence: A Unified Framework for Life, Death, Change, and Fundamental Forces
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| contents | <p>Axiom G reinterprets gravity not as a fundamental interaction, but as an emergent geometric necessity arising from the relational coherence of physical systems. In this model, gravity emerges from the interplay of three preconditions—Physicality (P), Relational Structure (R), and Geography (G)—which together determine the curvature, stability, and evolution of spacetime.</p> <p>The framework reframes key cosmological phenomena. Dark Matter effects are modeled as the stabilizing geometric contribution of large-scale Relational Structure rather than unseen mass. Black holes are treated as Maximal Coherence States, where the geometry becomes fully determined by relational history. Cosmic expansion emerges as the geometric unfolding required to accommodate evolving relational potentials.</p> <p>Axiom G generates falsifiable predictions without invoking new particles or free cosmological parameters. It predicts specific lensing morphologies in cluster collisions, relational-dependent rotation curves in galaxies, and the ontological nonexistence of the graviton. Confirmation of a graviton would directly falsify the theory.</p> <p>This work provides a unified relational ontology for gravity, offering a bridge between geometric physics, complexity theory, and cosmology, and establishing a new testable route toward understanding spacetime as a dynamically self-maintaining relational network.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Relational Emergence: A Unified Framework for Life, Death, Change, and Fundamental Forces Morris, Jamie <p>Axiom G reinterprets gravity not as a fundamental interaction, but as an emergent geometric necessity arising from the relational coherence of physical systems. In this model, gravity emerges from the interplay of three preconditions—Physicality (P), Relational Structure (R), and Geography (G)—which together determine the curvature, stability, and evolution of spacetime.</p> <p>The framework reframes key cosmological phenomena. Dark Matter effects are modeled as the stabilizing geometric contribution of large-scale Relational Structure rather than unseen mass. Black holes are treated as Maximal Coherence States, where the geometry becomes fully determined by relational history. Cosmic expansion emerges as the geometric unfolding required to accommodate evolving relational potentials.</p> <p>Axiom G generates falsifiable predictions without invoking new particles or free cosmological parameters. It predicts specific lensing morphologies in cluster collisions, relational-dependent rotation curves in galaxies, and the ontological nonexistence of the graviton. Confirmation of a graviton would directly falsify the theory.</p> <p>This work provides a unified relational ontology for gravity, offering a bridge between geometric physics, complexity theory, and cosmology, and establishing a new testable route toward understanding spacetime as a dynamically self-maintaining relational network.</p> |
| title | Relational Emergence: A Unified Framework for Life, Death, Change, and Fundamental Forces |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17772365 |