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| author | T.O. |
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| contents | <p>This paper establishes that quantization is neither a necessary nor a fundamental operation in Cognitional Mechanics (CM) and its relativistic extension (RCM). Although recent CM-related works employ wave-like representations and operator formalisms, these structures arise from abstract operational constraints rather than from physical quantization in the sense of quantum mechanics. </p> <p>By analyzing the internal coherence and citation closure of the December 2025 IASER, CM, and RCM paper set, this work demonstrates that CM constitutes a self-sufficient abstract theory, independent of physical postulates. Historically, this marks a decisive moment in which mathematical–cognitive structure becomes autonomous from physical theory: not a revolution through paradigm replacement, but a declaration of independence of abstraction itself.</p> |
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| institution | Zenodo |
| language | eng |
| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | On the Non-Necessity of Quantization in Cognitional Mechanics T.O. Theoretical physics Mathematical physics Quantum physics Quantum Theory Quantum Theory/history History Science Science Computational science Science/history Physical science Cognitional Mechanics IASER Artificial intelligence <p>This paper establishes that quantization is neither a necessary nor a fundamental operation in Cognitional Mechanics (CM) and its relativistic extension (RCM). Although recent CM-related works employ wave-like representations and operator formalisms, these structures arise from abstract operational constraints rather than from physical quantization in the sense of quantum mechanics. </p> <p>By analyzing the internal coherence and citation closure of the December 2025 IASER, CM, and RCM paper set, this work demonstrates that CM constitutes a self-sufficient abstract theory, independent of physical postulates. Historically, this marks a decisive moment in which mathematical–cognitive structure becomes autonomous from physical theory: not a revolution through paradigm replacement, but a declaration of independence of abstraction itself.</p> |
| title | On the Non-Necessity of Quantization in Cognitional Mechanics |
| topic | Theoretical physics Mathematical physics Quantum physics Quantum Theory Quantum Theory/history History Science Science Computational science Science/history Physical science Cognitional Mechanics IASER Artificial intelligence |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18065325 |