Theory of Structurally Entangled Matter (SEM) – A Consequential Hypothesis Derived from the Theory of Locally Relative Expansion (LRAE)

This publication introduces the Theory of Structurally Entangled Matter (SEM) as a natural extension of the Locally Relative Expansion (LRAE) framework. SEM redefines the concept of black holes: not as singularities or space-tearing voids, but as compact regions where matter becomes causally disconnected due to the collapse of local expansion dynamics (ϵ(xμ)=0\epsilon(x^\mu) = 0ϵ(xμ)=0). These regions are not empty—they represent physically existing, structurally preserved matter that has lost all ability to interact with space, time, and other fields. SEM provides a consistent, paradox-free alternative to singularity-based models by treating black holes as accumulation zones of non-interacting mass. The hypothesis is derived entirely from LRAE and presented here as a self-contained theoretical proposition. Autorschaft: Andreas Jung Mit Unterstützung durch: KI (ChatGPT, OpenAI) Lizenz: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Veröffentlichung: Juni 2025Kontakt: [email protected]