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The Adelic Physics Program: A Grand Synthesis
Six papers, one thesis: Physics is adelic. The Archimedean (real-number) description is the $\infty$-place readout of a richer ultrametric structure defined over the p-adic completions of $\mathbb{Q}$. Ostrowski's theorem — which classifies all non-trivial completions of the rational numbers as…
Process Ontology and Hydrodynamic Vacuum
Standard cosmological models face a foundational epistemic crisis at the Big Bang singularity, where the geometric description of General Relativity breaks down. This paper proposes a unified framework integrating Whiteheadian Process Philosophy with the hydrodynamics of a “stiff” superfluid vacuum.…
UNIFIED FIBER BUNDLE FORMALISM FOR THE HOPF FIBRATION
The history of theoretical physics is punctuated by the discovery of mathematical structures that appear with startling ubiquity across disparate scales and domains. From the simple harmonic oscillator describing both planetary orbits and quantum fields to the pervasive role of symmetry groups,…
Topological Extension Hypothesis
Scientific modeling often relies on zero-dimensional point approximations, leading to mathematical singularities and empirical anomalies when resolution increases. Existing solutions like renormalization are procedural patches that fail to address the underlying ontological error across disparate…
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