Black Holes as Cosmic Subdivision Devices: Boundary-Induced Sectorization, Polarity Accumulation, and Layered Structure of the Universe
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| contents | <p>This paper proposes a reinterpretation of black holes as cosmic subdivision devices rather than terminal gravitational sinks.<br>In this framework, black holes are treated as boundary structures that enforce conditional separability of spacetime sectors. The accumulation of such single-polarity boundaries across spacetime is shown to be inherently unstable, leading to symmetry breaking, bipolarization, and inter-sector interference.<br>The Einstein–Rosen bridge is redefined as a boundary collapse interface where strict sector separation fails and effective coupling emerges. This transition provides a structural mechanism for hierarchical organization across scales, connecting local spatial structure and global cosmological patterns without introducing new fundamental laws.<br>Entropy growth is interpreted as a logarithmic increase in effective spacetime subdivisions, linking thermodynamic behavior directly to boundary accumulation rather than information loss.<br>By treating spatial and cosmic layers as scale-dependent descriptions of a unified boundary process, this work offers a conceptual framework connecting black holes, entropy, large-scale anisotropy, and cosmic structure formation.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Black Holes as Cosmic Subdivision Devices: Boundary-Induced Sectorization, Polarity Accumulation, and Layered Structure of the Universe Yuuki, Theory <p>This paper proposes a reinterpretation of black holes as cosmic subdivision devices rather than terminal gravitational sinks.<br>In this framework, black holes are treated as boundary structures that enforce conditional separability of spacetime sectors. The accumulation of such single-polarity boundaries across spacetime is shown to be inherently unstable, leading to symmetry breaking, bipolarization, and inter-sector interference.<br>The Einstein–Rosen bridge is redefined as a boundary collapse interface where strict sector separation fails and effective coupling emerges. This transition provides a structural mechanism for hierarchical organization across scales, connecting local spatial structure and global cosmological patterns without introducing new fundamental laws.<br>Entropy growth is interpreted as a logarithmic increase in effective spacetime subdivisions, linking thermodynamic behavior directly to boundary accumulation rather than information loss.<br>By treating spatial and cosmic layers as scale-dependent descriptions of a unified boundary process, this work offers a conceptual framework connecting black holes, entropy, large-scale anisotropy, and cosmic structure formation.</p> |
| title | Black Holes as Cosmic Subdivision Devices: Boundary-Induced Sectorization, Polarity Accumulation, and Layered Structure of the Universe |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18198840 |