The Relativity of Information:

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contents <div> <div>We develop the Relativity of Information; a scalar-field cosmological framework in which information propagation plays the structural role of light in special relativity. A universal coherence speed c_T replaces c as the fundamental limit; the scalar information field S(x,t) couples minimally to Einstein gravity; and the accumulated entropy of irreversible quantum-to-classical transitions generates a pressureless dark residue Ω_DM ≈ 0.27 consistent with all CDM observations. Three merged papers: Paper I derives dark matter as thermodynamic informational residue from the scalar field work equation; Paper II establishes the relativistic structure of information propagation and the Informational Lorentz transformation; and the capstone — The Dialectical Geometry of Nature — derives the Penrose decoherence threshold from β = 3/2 and the cubic degree of the Weierstrass elliptic curve.</div> </div>
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spellingShingle The Relativity of Information:
Perry, J. Adam
scalar field cosmology, dark matter, information relativity, coherence speed, thermodynamics, decoherence, Penrose threshold, Weierstrass elliptic curve, information field
<div> <div>We develop the Relativity of Information; a scalar-field cosmological framework in which information propagation plays the structural role of light in special relativity. A universal coherence speed c_T replaces c as the fundamental limit; the scalar information field S(x,t) couples minimally to Einstein gravity; and the accumulated entropy of irreversible quantum-to-classical transitions generates a pressureless dark residue Ω_DM ≈ 0.27 consistent with all CDM observations. Three merged papers: Paper I derives dark matter as thermodynamic informational residue from the scalar field work equation; Paper II establishes the relativistic structure of information propagation and the Informational Lorentz transformation; and the capstone — The Dialectical Geometry of Nature — derives the Penrose decoherence threshold from β = 3/2 and the cubic degree of the Weierstrass elliptic curve.</div> </div>
title The Relativity of Information:
topic scalar field cosmology, dark matter, information relativity, coherence speed, thermodynamics, decoherence, Penrose threshold, Weierstrass elliptic curve, information field
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19065889