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Main Author: Gómez, Nemo
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Published: Zenodo 2026
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18134208
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contents <p>This work presents version 6.0 of the GEVI framework (Emergent Gravity from the Informational Vacuum), an effective model in which gravity arises as a geometric response of the vacuum to the accumulation of gravitational information. The model introduces a finite informational capacity for the vacuum, leading to a natural saturation mechanism that suppresses the formation of physical singularities in extreme gravitational collapse. GEVI reproduces key astrophysical observables associated with black holes and galactic dynamics, while predicting an extended stability regime for compact objects beyond the classical Tolman–Oppenheimer–Volkoff limit. In this regime, hybrid stars and dark compact objects emerge, externally indistinguishable from black holes but internally regular and of finite density. The framework remains consistent with General Relativity in the weak-field regime and offers testable predictions in the mass and stability properties of ultra-compact objects.</p>
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spellingShingle GEVI v6.0: Informational Saturation of the Vacuum and Singularity-Free Compact Objects
Gómez, Nemo
<p>This work presents version 6.0 of the GEVI framework (Emergent Gravity from the Informational Vacuum), an effective model in which gravity arises as a geometric response of the vacuum to the accumulation of gravitational information. The model introduces a finite informational capacity for the vacuum, leading to a natural saturation mechanism that suppresses the formation of physical singularities in extreme gravitational collapse. GEVI reproduces key astrophysical observables associated with black holes and galactic dynamics, while predicting an extended stability regime for compact objects beyond the classical Tolman–Oppenheimer–Volkoff limit. In this regime, hybrid stars and dark compact objects emerge, externally indistinguishable from black holes but internally regular and of finite density. The framework remains consistent with General Relativity in the weak-field regime and offers testable predictions in the mass and stability properties of ultra-compact objects.</p>
title GEVI v6.0: Informational Saturation of the Vacuum and Singularity-Free Compact Objects
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18134208