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Ensemble Dependence of Critical Exponents at Quantum Error Correction Thresholds: Analytic Mechanisms and Statistical Consequences
Ensemble equivalence — the expectation that microcanonical, canonical, and grand-canonical descriptions of a system agree in the thermodynamic limit — is a cornerstone of statistical mechanics, yet it can fail for observables that probe exponentially rare events. Recent work on a simplified quantum…
Computational Toolkit for p-Adic Spacetime
The fundamental incompatibility between the continuous manifolds of general relativity and the discrete nature of quantum mechanics remains a central tension in theoretical physics. This manuscript develops and validates a computational toolkit designed to test theories of p-adic spacetime, which…
Ratio-Based Adelic Physics
The tension between continuous Archimedean spacetime paradigms and discrete, non-Archimedean topological realities constitutes the central mathematical bottleneck in modern complexity science, hindering the unification of quantum mechanics, spin glass phase dynamics, and cognitive psychophysics.…
Arithmetic Gauge Concentration
Analytic number theory traditionally relies on probabilistic models to describe the asymptotic distribution of prime numbers, treating them as independent random variables. However, this approach fails to account for the deterministic rigidity observed in ergodic theory and the spectral statistics…
SPACETIME CONDENSATE
Standard cosmology (\(\Lambda\)CDM) is currently fractured by two statistically significant anomalies: the \(5\sigma\) Hubble tension between early-universe (Planck) and late-universe (SH0ES) expansion rates, and the 120-order-of-magnitude vacuum catastrophe separating the theoretical Planck density…
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