Quantum Mechanics as Tension Pathfinding: Wavefunction Collapse from Accessibility Minimization
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| contents | <p>We demonstrate that quantum mechanics emerges naturally from universal tension minimization, resolving the measurement problem and unifying quantum and classical physics. The wavefunction represents a map of accessible tension pathways, with its squared magnitude quantifying the relative tension of each path.</p> <p>Wavefunction collapse is not mysterious — it is the system committing to the minimum accessible tension path when measurement forces path selection. The Schrödinger equation derives from dD/dt ≤ 0 with quantum constraints. Heisenberg uncertainty emerges from quantum tension floors (Third Law).</p> <p>Entanglement reflects shared tension fields, not "spooky action." The double-slit experiment shows interference of tension pathways, resolved upon measurement. This framework unifies quantum mechanics with general relativity and thermodynamics under the Theory of Cosmic Architecture (TOCA), eliminating probabilistic interpretation in favor of deterministic tension minimization with accessibility constraints. Quantum mechanics is not fundamentally different from classical physics — it is tension dynamics at scales where quantum floors dominate.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Quantum Mechanics as Tension Pathfinding: Wavefunction Collapse from Accessibility Minimization Lehn, Henrik Quantum Mechanics, Wavefunction Collapse, Tension Minimization, TOCA, Schrödinger Equation, Heisenberg Uncertainty, Entanglement, Measurement Problem, Determinism, Henrik Lehn <p>We demonstrate that quantum mechanics emerges naturally from universal tension minimization, resolving the measurement problem and unifying quantum and classical physics. The wavefunction represents a map of accessible tension pathways, with its squared magnitude quantifying the relative tension of each path.</p> <p>Wavefunction collapse is not mysterious — it is the system committing to the minimum accessible tension path when measurement forces path selection. The Schrödinger equation derives from dD/dt ≤ 0 with quantum constraints. Heisenberg uncertainty emerges from quantum tension floors (Third Law).</p> <p>Entanglement reflects shared tension fields, not "spooky action." The double-slit experiment shows interference of tension pathways, resolved upon measurement. This framework unifies quantum mechanics with general relativity and thermodynamics under the Theory of Cosmic Architecture (TOCA), eliminating probabilistic interpretation in favor of deterministic tension minimization with accessibility constraints. Quantum mechanics is not fundamentally different from classical physics — it is tension dynamics at scales where quantum floors dominate.</p> |
| title | Quantum Mechanics as Tension Pathfinding: Wavefunction Collapse from Accessibility Minimization |
| topic | Quantum Mechanics, Wavefunction Collapse, Tension Minimization, TOCA, Schrödinger Equation, Heisenberg Uncertainty, Entanglement, Measurement Problem, Determinism, Henrik Lehn |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18105029 |