Mass as Coherence Tension in MID/QC
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| author | Rasque, Chadwick |
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| contents | <p></p> <p><em>Mass as Coherence Tension in MID/QC</em> develops a substrate‑first account of mass as an emergent property arising from the tension required to stabilize coherent modes within the MID field. Instead of treating mass as an intrinsic quantity or a curvature‑induced parameter, the paper models it as the coherence‑locking tension that a structure must maintain to persist as a stable, phase‑aligned configuration.</p> <p>The work formalizes mass as a measure of coherence persistence, derives the tension‑stability relationships that determine particle‑level mass values, and shows how mass emerges naturally from the geometry of the coherence well. It also clarifies how mass, tension, and phase‑gradient resistance interrelate, providing a unified substrate‑level explanation that links mass to inertia and gravitational behavior. This paper anchors the mass‑branch of the MID/QC framework and completes a key pillar of Wave 1.</p> <p></p> |
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| spellingShingle | Mass as Coherence Tension in MID/QC Rasque, Chadwick Mass Mass emergence Coherence tension Tension density Substrate tension Coherence wells Coherence gradients Inertial structure Inertia Tension‑field dynamics Substrate dynamics Gradient tensor Rank‑3 torsion Torsillation Torsalflux Phase‑locked modes Quantum coherence Coherence substrate Emergent forces Field geometry Substrate‑level physics MID/QC Foundational physics Geometric foundations Mass–tension coupling Physics Quantum Physics Theoretical Physics General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology Foundations of Physics Complex Systems Nonlinear Dynamics Field Theory Interdisciplinary Physics Emergent Phenomena Scientific Frameworks Conceptual Modeling Philosophy of Physics <p></p> <p><em>Mass as Coherence Tension in MID/QC</em> develops a substrate‑first account of mass as an emergent property arising from the tension required to stabilize coherent modes within the MID field. Instead of treating mass as an intrinsic quantity or a curvature‑induced parameter, the paper models it as the coherence‑locking tension that a structure must maintain to persist as a stable, phase‑aligned configuration.</p> <p>The work formalizes mass as a measure of coherence persistence, derives the tension‑stability relationships that determine particle‑level mass values, and shows how mass emerges naturally from the geometry of the coherence well. It also clarifies how mass, tension, and phase‑gradient resistance interrelate, providing a unified substrate‑level explanation that links mass to inertia and gravitational behavior. This paper anchors the mass‑branch of the MID/QC framework and completes a key pillar of Wave 1.</p> <p></p> |
| title | Mass as Coherence Tension in MID/QC |
| topic | Mass Mass emergence Coherence tension Tension density Substrate tension Coherence wells Coherence gradients Inertial structure Inertia Tension‑field dynamics Substrate dynamics Gradient tensor Rank‑3 torsion Torsillation Torsalflux Phase‑locked modes Quantum coherence Coherence substrate Emergent forces Field geometry Substrate‑level physics MID/QC Foundational physics Geometric foundations Mass–tension coupling Physics Quantum Physics Theoretical Physics General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology Foundations of Physics Complex Systems Nonlinear Dynamics Field Theory Interdisciplinary Physics Emergent Phenomena Scientific Frameworks Conceptual Modeling Philosophy of Physics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18348030 |