Paper 42 The Lattice Remembers: AQuantum Field Theory from Holosphere Coherence

This paper presents an outline for rebuilding quantum field theory from a discrete rotatingsubstrate called the Holosphere lattice. Instead of starting with continuous fields on smoothspacetime, the framework treats angular coherence between neighboring lattice units as the basiccarrier of energy, interaction, and information. The paper defines the minimal ingredients neededto recover familiar field-like behavior: scalar-like excitations from collective phase oscillations,spinor-like behavior from triplet defect orbitals with four-pi closure, gauge-like responses fromphase mismatch between coherent domains, and gravity-like effects from long-range coherence strain.The vacuum is treated as a stable coherence basin with a discrete mode structure, providing anatural regulator at the outline level. The paper does not claim a completed quantum field theory;instead, it specifies structural mappings, consistency conditions, and falsifiable tests—including simulations of triplet dynamics and observational signatures of phase-incompatible(dark) modes—that future work must satisfy for the outline to become a full theory.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2026-02-10
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15637869
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Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
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Paper 42 The Lattice Remembers: AQuantum Field Theory from Holosphere Coherence

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
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Paper 42 The Lattice Remembers: AQuantum Field Theory from Holosphere Coherence

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This paper presents an outline for rebuilding quantum field theory from a discrete rotatingsubstrate called the Holosphere lattice. Instead of starting with continuous fields on smoothspacetime, the framework treats angular coherence between neighboring lattice units as the basiccarrier of energy, interaction, and information. The paper defines the minimal ingredients neededto recover familiar field-like behavior: scalar-like excitations from collective phase oscillations,spinor-like behavior from triplet defect orbitals with four-pi closure, gauge-like responses fromphase mismatch between coherent domains, and gravity-like effects from long-range coherence strain.The vacuum is treated as a stable coherence basin with a discrete mode structure, providing anatural regulator at the outline level. The paper does not claim a completed quantum field theory;instead, it specifies structural mappings, consistency conditions, and falsifiable tests—including simulations of triplet dynamics and observational signatures of phase-incompatible(dark) modes—that future work must satisfy for the outline to become a full theory.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
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