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| author | Sambey, Stanley Everett |
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| contents | <p>General Relativity (GR) successfully describes spacetime curvature and time dilation, and<br>modern optical clocks have confirmed its predictions to extraordinary precision. We propose a<br>minimal extension in which effective time flow includes a small contribution from local constraint<br>density, defined as the inverse of accessible state density. This framework introduces a correction<br>term to proper time that depends on local interaction rate. We derive a measurable residual<br>frequency shift beyond GR and estimate its magnitude to lie in the range 10−17–10−15 under<br>realistic laboratory conditions. This range overlaps with the sensitivity of current optical clock<br>systems. The model reduces to GR in the limit of vanishing coupling and is directly falsifiable<br>using existing clock comparison experiments.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Emergent Time Flow and Metric Corrections from Local Constraint Density Sambey, Stanley Everett <p>General Relativity (GR) successfully describes spacetime curvature and time dilation, and<br>modern optical clocks have confirmed its predictions to extraordinary precision. We propose a<br>minimal extension in which effective time flow includes a small contribution from local constraint<br>density, defined as the inverse of accessible state density. This framework introduces a correction<br>term to proper time that depends on local interaction rate. We derive a measurable residual<br>frequency shift beyond GR and estimate its magnitude to lie in the range 10−17–10−15 under<br>realistic laboratory conditions. This range overlaps with the sensitivity of current optical clock<br>systems. The model reduces to GR in the limit of vanishing coupling and is directly falsifiable<br>using existing clock comparison experiments.</p> |
| title | Emergent Time Flow and Metric Corrections from Local Constraint Density |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19183178 |