Time Geometrization of Manifold C; Time-Structured Holographic Duality: A Mapping Theory between Boundary Temporal Fiber Bundles and Bulk Spacetime Topology

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zhou, ziqing
contents <p>This paper proposes and develops a theoretical framework named “Time-Structured<br>Holographic Duality,” which systematically extends the traditional AdS/CFT cor<br>respondence principle. Within this framework, the intrinsic geometric and topo<br>logical structure of the time dimension in the boundary conformal field theory—<br>specifically described by the “temporal fiber bundle” and its associated connection,<br>curvature, and cohomology groups—is established as the mapping source for the<br>causal and topological structure of the dual bulk gravitational spacetime. We<br>construct an extended holographic dictionary, mapping the boundary’s temporal<br>curvature and the dimension of the first-order temporal cohomology group to the<br>tidal force’s temporal components and the Cauchy horizon stability in the bulk<br>spacetime, respectively. Using the three-dimensional N = 6 ABJM theory and its<br>dual AdS4 × S7/Zk spacetime as a concrete example, we design numerical exper<br>iments combining lattice field theory and discrete geometry. The results indicate<br>an empirical correlation between the dynamical features of the boundary renormal<br>ization group flow near fixed points (such as the minimal eigenvalue λmin of the<br>linearized operator) and topological invariants of the bulk spacetime. This corre<br>lation is confirmed for statistical significance (p < 0.01) via bootstrap tests. Based<br>on this framework, we derive a universal topological lower bound theorem concern<br>ing the mass gap of the boundary theory, and propose a new interpretation of the<br>black hole information paradox recovery time based on the dimension of temporal<br>cohomology. This provides a new, computable perspective on the emergence of<br>causal structure and information issues in quantum gravity.</p>
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spellingShingle Time Geometrization of Manifold C; Time-Structured Holographic Duality: A Mapping Theory between Boundary Temporal Fiber Bundles and Bulk Spacetime Topology
zhou, changzheng
zhou, ziqing
Holographic Duality; Time-Structured; Temporal Cohomology; Topological Gravity; ABJM Theory; Black Hole Information Problem; Numerical Quantum Gravity
<p>This paper proposes and develops a theoretical framework named “Time-Structured<br>Holographic Duality,” which systematically extends the traditional AdS/CFT cor<br>respondence principle. Within this framework, the intrinsic geometric and topo<br>logical structure of the time dimension in the boundary conformal field theory—<br>specifically described by the “temporal fiber bundle” and its associated connection,<br>curvature, and cohomology groups—is established as the mapping source for the<br>causal and topological structure of the dual bulk gravitational spacetime. We<br>construct an extended holographic dictionary, mapping the boundary’s temporal<br>curvature and the dimension of the first-order temporal cohomology group to the<br>tidal force’s temporal components and the Cauchy horizon stability in the bulk<br>spacetime, respectively. Using the three-dimensional N = 6 ABJM theory and its<br>dual AdS4 × S7/Zk spacetime as a concrete example, we design numerical exper<br>iments combining lattice field theory and discrete geometry. The results indicate<br>an empirical correlation between the dynamical features of the boundary renormal<br>ization group flow near fixed points (such as the minimal eigenvalue λmin of the<br>linearized operator) and topological invariants of the bulk spacetime. This corre<br>lation is confirmed for statistical significance (p < 0.01) via bootstrap tests. Based<br>on this framework, we derive a universal topological lower bound theorem concern<br>ing the mass gap of the boundary theory, and propose a new interpretation of the<br>black hole information paradox recovery time based on the dimension of temporal<br>cohomology. This provides a new, computable perspective on the emergence of<br>causal structure and information issues in quantum gravity.</p>
title Time Geometrization of Manifold C; Time-Structured Holographic Duality: A Mapping Theory between Boundary Temporal Fiber Bundles and Bulk Spacetime Topology
topic Holographic Duality; Time-Structured; Temporal Cohomology; Topological Gravity; ABJM Theory; Black Hole Information Problem; Numerical Quantum Gravity
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18093462