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| author | Schots, Ilja |
| author_facet | Schots, Ilja |
| contents | <p>Standard approaches to fundamental physics treat gauge symmetries and constants as axiomatic inputs or outcomes of spontaneous breaking in a pre-existing geometry. We propose an alternative generative mechanism: <strong>Configurational Chaos Selection</strong>. Working within the pre-metric A-Convergence Unified Field Theory (LUFT) framework, we demonstrate that physical laws can be derived as the statistical survivors of an atemporal, chaotic exploration of the fundamental informational density field $\Phi$.</p> <p>We reformulate "chaos" not as temporal sensitivity, but as a filter on the configuration space $\mathcal{C}$. We show that under generic high-variance fluctuations, the observable ensemble is dominated by <strong>$\Phi$-invariant</strong> structures—configurations whose defining features are robust against disruption. This filtering mechanism naturally selects low-order gauge symmetries ($U(1), SU(2), SU(3)$) due to their maximal invariant volumes in $\mathcal{C}$, while suppressing higher-order GUT groups ($E_8$) due to their fragility (extreme relational complexity). Furthermore, we resolve the apparent tension between stability and prevalence by introducing a thermodynamic "Entropy of Structure," identifying Dark Matter not as a particle, but as the high-entropy, low-coherence phase of the field. Falsifiable predictions are derived, including specific wavelength-dependent disorder scalings in optical media and non-Gaussian signatures in cosmological structure formation.</p> <p><strong>Keywords:</strong> Emergent Gravity, Pre-metric Electrodynamics, Chaos Theory, Dark Matter, Model Selection.</p> |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Chaos as Φ-Selection in the Λ-Convergence Unified Field Theory Schots, Ilja Emergent Gravity Pre-metric Electrodynamics Chaos Theory <p>Standard approaches to fundamental physics treat gauge symmetries and constants as axiomatic inputs or outcomes of spontaneous breaking in a pre-existing geometry. We propose an alternative generative mechanism: <strong>Configurational Chaos Selection</strong>. Working within the pre-metric A-Convergence Unified Field Theory (LUFT) framework, we demonstrate that physical laws can be derived as the statistical survivors of an atemporal, chaotic exploration of the fundamental informational density field $\Phi$.</p> <p>We reformulate "chaos" not as temporal sensitivity, but as a filter on the configuration space $\mathcal{C}$. We show that under generic high-variance fluctuations, the observable ensemble is dominated by <strong>$\Phi$-invariant</strong> structures—configurations whose defining features are robust against disruption. This filtering mechanism naturally selects low-order gauge symmetries ($U(1), SU(2), SU(3)$) due to their maximal invariant volumes in $\mathcal{C}$, while suppressing higher-order GUT groups ($E_8$) due to their fragility (extreme relational complexity). Furthermore, we resolve the apparent tension between stability and prevalence by introducing a thermodynamic "Entropy of Structure," identifying Dark Matter not as a particle, but as the high-entropy, low-coherence phase of the field. Falsifiable predictions are derived, including specific wavelength-dependent disorder scalings in optical media and non-Gaussian signatures in cosmological structure formation.</p> <p><strong>Keywords:</strong> Emergent Gravity, Pre-metric Electrodynamics, Chaos Theory, Dark Matter, Model Selection.</p> |
| title | Chaos as Φ-Selection in the Λ-Convergence Unified Field Theory |
| topic | Emergent Gravity Pre-metric Electrodynamics Chaos Theory |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18096022 |