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| contents | <h2>Preface</h2> <div> </div> <div>Modern physics has achieved remarkable success in the fields of relativity, quantum mechanics and thermodynamics, yet it still lacks a consistent ontological explanation for fundamental issues such as the nature of space-time, the measurement problem, the quantum-classical boundary, and the origin of the universe. Wheeler’s slogan <em>“It from bit”</em> places information at the core, and the holographic principle and quantum information theory have further revealed the profound connection between information and space-time. However, most information ontologies suffer from circular definition and lack an operable mathematical framework derived from first principles.</div> <div> </div> <div>This paper aims to construct a complete theory starting from first principles: taking matter and energy as the primary ontology and information as a derived concept, the unidirectionality of time, the multiplicity of space, information locking and its dynamics are logically derived through four irreducible axioms, so as to unify the four fundamental interactions and verify the core parameters through cross-system experiments. Version 11.0 revised the model based on real nuclear data to adhere to academic integrity. Version 11.2 further improves the theoretical self-consistency by adding a multi-dimensional locking degree framework and the ontological interpretation of temporality on the basis of version 11.1. The information space ontology, as a unified framework from first principles, has its core predictions strongly supported by multi-system experiments, and is expected to provide a new path for solving the foundational problems of physics.</div> <div> </div> <h2>Keywords</h2> <div> </div> <div>Information space; Locking degree evolution; Hidden path; Neutron interferometry; <span>K</span>-meson decoherence; Dark energy; First principles; Multi-dimensional locking degree; Temporality</div> |
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| spellingShingle | Information Space Ontology: A Unified Mathematical Framework for Information-Geometry-Gravity and Field Theory Extension with Experimental Validation 田, 春松 <h2>Preface</h2> <div> </div> <div>Modern physics has achieved remarkable success in the fields of relativity, quantum mechanics and thermodynamics, yet it still lacks a consistent ontological explanation for fundamental issues such as the nature of space-time, the measurement problem, the quantum-classical boundary, and the origin of the universe. Wheeler’s slogan <em>“It from bit”</em> places information at the core, and the holographic principle and quantum information theory have further revealed the profound connection between information and space-time. However, most information ontologies suffer from circular definition and lack an operable mathematical framework derived from first principles.</div> <div> </div> <div>This paper aims to construct a complete theory starting from first principles: taking matter and energy as the primary ontology and information as a derived concept, the unidirectionality of time, the multiplicity of space, information locking and its dynamics are logically derived through four irreducible axioms, so as to unify the four fundamental interactions and verify the core parameters through cross-system experiments. Version 11.0 revised the model based on real nuclear data to adhere to academic integrity. Version 11.2 further improves the theoretical self-consistency by adding a multi-dimensional locking degree framework and the ontological interpretation of temporality on the basis of version 11.1. The information space ontology, as a unified framework from first principles, has its core predictions strongly supported by multi-system experiments, and is expected to provide a new path for solving the foundational problems of physics.</div> <div> </div> <h2>Keywords</h2> <div> </div> <div>Information space; Locking degree evolution; Hidden path; Neutron interferometry; <span>K</span>-meson decoherence; Dark energy; First principles; Multi-dimensional locking degree; Temporality</div> |
| title | Information Space Ontology: A Unified Mathematical Framework for Information-Geometry-Gravity and Field Theory Extension with Experimental Validation |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19664105 |