The Coherence Growth Law — Completing the Dynamic Symmetry of SVR

The Static Vibrational Reality (SVR) framework describes the universe as a coherence-based field where energy, space, and time emerge as phase projections of a single dynamic order.Earlier SVR formulations explained the irreversible decay of coherence through a universal scaling law linking onset time, coherence amplitude, and background duration.This new work introduces the complementary Coherence Growth Law, completing the dynamic symmetry of the theory. The Growth Law expresses how coherence rises from fluctuations through an internal, anti-entropic process governed bydXi/dt = Xi^μ * Θ^(−ν), with μ ≈ 0.4 and ν ≈ 1,while the classical decay lawt_onset ∝ Xi^(−μ) * Θ^νemerges as its integral form.Together they define a universal breathing symmetry — the same power-law dynamics governing both the accumulation and dissipation of order across scales. Empirical validation using seismic and astrophysical datasets (Japan, Alaska, SoCal, gravitational ringdowns) confirms consistent exponents and unites growth and decay under a single coherence field.Cosmological expansion, contraction, and self-organization are thus interpreted as macroscopic expressions of the same coherence breathing observed in every domain of physics. By establishing the Coherence Growth Law, this work completes the SVR framework: a fully internal, parameter-free description of reality where coherence circulates as the fundamental rhythm of existence.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17517169
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Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
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The Coherence Growth Law — Completing the Dynamic Symmetry of SVR

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The Coherence Growth Law — Completing the Dynamic Symmetry of SVR

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Abstract

The Static Vibrational Reality (SVR) framework describes the universe as a coherence-based field where energy, space, and time emerge as phase projections of a single dynamic order.Earlier SVR formulations explained the irreversible decay of coherence through a universal scaling law linking onset time, coherence amplitude, and background duration.This new work introduces the complementary Coherence Growth Law, completing the dynamic symmetry of the theory. The Growth Law expresses how coherence rises from fluctuations through an internal, anti-entropic process governed bydXi/dt = Xi^μ * Θ^(−ν), with μ ≈ 0.4 and ν ≈ 1,while the classical decay lawt_onset ∝ Xi^(−μ) * Θ^νemerges as its integral form.Together they define a universal breathing symmetry — the same power-law dynamics governing both the accumulation and dissipation of order across scales. Empirical validation using seismic and astrophysical datasets (Japan, Alaska, SoCal, gravitational ringdowns) confirms consistent exponents and unites growth and decay under a single coherence field.Cosmological expansion, contraction, and self-organization are thus interpreted as macroscopic expressions of the same coherence breathing observed in every domain of physics. By establishing the Coherence Growth Law, this work completes the SVR framework: a fully internal, parameter-free description of reality where coherence circulates as the fundamental rhythm of existence.

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