Geometric_Quantum_Mechanics_Paper

We present a geometric interpretation of quantum mechanics based on the fundamental relationship between momentum and curvature, revealing that spatial representations must be inherently multi-dimensional and that spin quantizationemerges naturally from geometric constraints. The invariant tangent ℏ is shown to arise from the scalar product of momentum change and curvature, leading to discrete spin states and a unified description of quantum mechanical systems throughgeometric structure.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-08-11
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16790920
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Abstract

We present a geometric interpretation of quantum mechanics based on the fundamental relationship between momentum and curvature, revealing that spatial representations must be inherently multi-dimensional and that spin quantizationemerges naturally from geometric constraints. The invariant tangent ℏ is shown to arise from the scalar product of momentum change and curvature, leading to discrete spin states and a unified description of quantum mechanical systems throughgeometric structure.

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