Optimization as Reading — Integrating Light, Distance, Gravity, and Time as Evaluated Outputs
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| author | 長嶺, 智 |
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| contents | <p>This paper integrates light, distance, gravity, and time not as independent physical causes or entities,<br>but as evaluated outputs obtained from established updates and histories under constraints.</p> <p>No new forces, entities, or fundamental equations are introduced.<br>Existing physical formulations are preserved, while the descriptive layer<br>at which these quantities appear as evaluation results is clarified<br>from an operational-definition standpoint.</p> <p>This perspective is consistent with the Zero-Matter Universal Theory (Z-MUT),<br>although the paper itself is intended to stand independently as a methodological discussion.</p> <p>This English text is provided using automatic translation.<br>For authoritative meaning and nuance, please refer to the Japanese original.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Optimization as Reading — Integrating Light, Distance, Gravity, and Time as Evaluated Outputs 長嶺, 智 optimization operational definition result quantity light distance gravity time inverse problems evaluation function Zero-Matter Universal Theory Z-MUT <p>This paper integrates light, distance, gravity, and time not as independent physical causes or entities,<br>but as evaluated outputs obtained from established updates and histories under constraints.</p> <p>No new forces, entities, or fundamental equations are introduced.<br>Existing physical formulations are preserved, while the descriptive layer<br>at which these quantities appear as evaluation results is clarified<br>from an operational-definition standpoint.</p> <p>This perspective is consistent with the Zero-Matter Universal Theory (Z-MUT),<br>although the paper itself is intended to stand independently as a methodological discussion.</p> <p>This English text is provided using automatic translation.<br>For authoritative meaning and nuance, please refer to the Japanese original.</p> |
| title | Optimization as Reading — Integrating Light, Distance, Gravity, and Time as Evaluated Outputs |
| topic | optimization operational definition result quantity light distance gravity time inverse problems evaluation function Zero-Matter Universal Theory Z-MUT |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17981160 |