Covariant q-Deformed Topological Field Theory on M3: Uniqueness of Dissipative Kinematics and Relativistic Covariant Closure

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contents <p>We present a covariant q-deformed effective field theory embedded within a ternary topo-<br>logical manifold (M3). Macroscopic time emerges as a thermodynamic projection of infor-<br>mation flux under topological impedance. By treating localized astrophysical systems as<br>open subsystems, we derive the kinematic velocity profile directly from the coupled field<br>equations. We rigorously prove that the spatial deformation uniquely mandates a Riccati<br>closure. Furthermore, the algebraic flux attenuation is formally derived via renormalization<br>group (RG) flow to an infrared fixed point. Crucially, the theory achieves strict covariant<br>closure via modified Einstein Field Equations, where the topological stress-energy tensor per-<br>fectly sources the effective metric, structurally recovering the Radial Acceleration Relation<br>(RAR) and gravitational lensing without non-baryonic dark matter. This establishes a fully<br>derived, mathematically closed, and falsifiable alternative paradigm.</p>
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spellingShingle Covariant q-Deformed Topological Field Theory on M3: Uniqueness of Dissipative Kinematics and Relativistic Covariant Closure
Wei, Da
Modified Gravity
General Relativity
Theoretical Physics
Dark Matter Alternatives
Effective Field Theory
Topological Manifold
Dissipative Systems
Renormalization Group (RG)
Covariant Action
Galactic Dynamics
Galaxy Rotation Curves
Gravitational Lensing
Radial Acceleration Relation (RAR)
<p>We present a covariant q-deformed effective field theory embedded within a ternary topo-<br>logical manifold (M3). Macroscopic time emerges as a thermodynamic projection of infor-<br>mation flux under topological impedance. By treating localized astrophysical systems as<br>open subsystems, we derive the kinematic velocity profile directly from the coupled field<br>equations. We rigorously prove that the spatial deformation uniquely mandates a Riccati<br>closure. Furthermore, the algebraic flux attenuation is formally derived via renormalization<br>group (RG) flow to an infrared fixed point. Crucially, the theory achieves strict covariant<br>closure via modified Einstein Field Equations, where the topological stress-energy tensor per-<br>fectly sources the effective metric, structurally recovering the Radial Acceleration Relation<br>(RAR) and gravitational lensing without non-baryonic dark matter. This establishes a fully<br>derived, mathematically closed, and falsifiable alternative paradigm.</p>
title Covariant q-Deformed Topological Field Theory on M3: Uniqueness of Dissipative Kinematics and Relativistic Covariant Closure
topic Modified Gravity
General Relativity
Theoretical Physics
Dark Matter Alternatives
Effective Field Theory
Topological Manifold
Dissipative Systems
Renormalization Group (RG)
Covariant Action
Galactic Dynamics
Galaxy Rotation Curves
Gravitational Lensing
Radial Acceleration Relation (RAR)
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19710110