[STCT-PROJECTION] Algebraic Holographic Projection and Information Conservation via Rough Operator Algebra: Resolving the Dimensional Reduction Anomaly

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contents <p>This paper resolves the long-standing problem of information loss and entropy divergence during the dimensional reduction (projection) of high-dimensional objects to lower dimensional manifolds, utilizing the framework of Rough Operator Algebra (ROA). Unlike traditional geometric projection theories that suffer from irreversible information deficits, this study introduces a topological phase transition within the Type III1 factor of von Neumann algebras. We rigorously prove that the geometric information ostensibly lost during the N →N−1projection is not destroyed; rather, it is perfectly encoded into the topological<br>time phase of the modular automorphism group, mediated by the Golden Ratio resonance frequency (ωφ). This mechanism not only establishes a new algebraic holographic principle that resolves the Hawking information paradox but also provides a concrete theoretical foundation for designing holographic outer shells in macroscopic spacetime engineering.</p>
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spellingShingle [STCT-PROJECTION] Algebraic Holographic Projection and Information Conservation via Rough Operator Algebra: Resolving the Dimensional Reduction Anomaly
Lee, Seonggil
Rough Operator Algebra(ROA)
von Neumann Algebras
Type III_1 Factor
Connes Cocycle Derivative
Modular Automorphism Group
Tomita-Takesaki Theory
Topological Phase Transition
Holographic Principle
Hawking Information Paradox
Quantum Gravity
Golden Ratio Resonance(ωφ)
Seonggil Field Equations(SFE)
Algebraic Holographic Projection
Macroscopic Spacetime Engineering
Holographic Shell
Dimensional Reduction Anomaly
Information Conservation
Topological Entanglement Entropy
<p>This paper resolves the long-standing problem of information loss and entropy divergence during the dimensional reduction (projection) of high-dimensional objects to lower dimensional manifolds, utilizing the framework of Rough Operator Algebra (ROA). Unlike traditional geometric projection theories that suffer from irreversible information deficits, this study introduces a topological phase transition within the Type III1 factor of von Neumann algebras. We rigorously prove that the geometric information ostensibly lost during the N →N−1projection is not destroyed; rather, it is perfectly encoded into the topological<br>time phase of the modular automorphism group, mediated by the Golden Ratio resonance frequency (ωφ). This mechanism not only establishes a new algebraic holographic principle that resolves the Hawking information paradox but also provides a concrete theoretical foundation for designing holographic outer shells in macroscopic spacetime engineering.</p>
title [STCT-PROJECTION] Algebraic Holographic Projection and Information Conservation via Rough Operator Algebra: Resolving the Dimensional Reduction Anomaly
topic Rough Operator Algebra(ROA)
von Neumann Algebras
Type III_1 Factor
Connes Cocycle Derivative
Modular Automorphism Group
Tomita-Takesaki Theory
Topological Phase Transition
Holographic Principle
Hawking Information Paradox
Quantum Gravity
Golden Ratio Resonance(ωφ)
Seonggil Field Equations(SFE)
Algebraic Holographic Projection
Macroscopic Spacetime Engineering
Holographic Shell
Dimensional Reduction Anomaly
Information Conservation
Topological Entanglement Entropy
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19995894