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Main Author: Wei, Da
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Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2026
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19707301
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contents <p>Wepresentacovariantq-deformedeffectivefieldtheory(EFT)embeddedwithinaternary<br>topological manifold (M3). In this framework, macroscopic time emerges as a thermody-<br>namic projection associated with information flux under topological impedance. Treating<br>localized astrophysical systems as open subsystems, we introduce an effective dissipative<br>coupling representing coarse-grained interactions with background degrees of freedom. This<br>mechanism yields a natural flux attenuation that modifies the effective energy density profile.<br>Analytical evaluation of the kinematic limits shows that the resulting rotation curves inher-<br>ently reproduce a flat velocity regime at intermediate radii and a smooth transition toward<br>Keplerian decline at large radii. The model provides a robust phenomenological framework<br>comparable to dark matter descriptions while offering a fundamentally distinct microphysical<br>interpretation.</p>
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spellingShingle Covariant q-Deformed Topological Field Theory on M3: Emergent Temporality and Galactic Kinematic Predictions
Wei, Da
<p>Wepresentacovariantq-deformedeffectivefieldtheory(EFT)embeddedwithinaternary<br>topological manifold (M3). In this framework, macroscopic time emerges as a thermody-<br>namic projection associated with information flux under topological impedance. Treating<br>localized astrophysical systems as open subsystems, we introduce an effective dissipative<br>coupling representing coarse-grained interactions with background degrees of freedom. This<br>mechanism yields a natural flux attenuation that modifies the effective energy density profile.<br>Analytical evaluation of the kinematic limits shows that the resulting rotation curves inher-<br>ently reproduce a flat velocity regime at intermediate radii and a smooth transition toward<br>Keplerian decline at large radii. The model provides a robust phenomenological framework<br>comparable to dark matter descriptions while offering a fundamentally distinct microphysical<br>interpretation.</p>
title Covariant q-Deformed Topological Field Theory on M3: Emergent Temporality and Galactic Kinematic Predictions
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19707301