Relational Consistency as an Emergent Gravitational Principle

Status Note (2026-02): Archival Closure and Transition This document formally records the closure of the research line developed in Relational Consistency as an Emergent Gravitational Principle. The original one-point (operator-based) formulation of relational consistency is preserved in its archived form for transparency and historical traceability. The conceptual and mathematical framework has been superseded and reformulated in a more robust two-point (Green-function–based) continuum limit presented in: Melegh, J. G. (2026). From Pointwise to Two-Point Continuum Limits in Signed Relational Networks. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18459163 Readers seeking the current formulation, mathematical justification, and numerical diagnostics should consult this latter work. The present manuscript should therefore be regarded as a conceptual precursor rather than the final statement of the theory.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-02-02
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18459206
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Critical Realism in Sociology
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Relational Consistency as an Emergent Gravitational Principle

Janos Gabor Melegh
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Critical Realism in Sociology
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Relational Consistency as an Emergent Gravitational Principle

Janos Gabor Melegh
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Status Note (2026-02): Archival Closure and Transition This document formally records the closure of the research line developed in Relational Consistency as an Emergent Gravitational Principle. The original one-point (operator-based) formulation of relational consistency is preserved in its archived form for transparency and historical traceability. The conceptual and mathematical framework has been superseded and reformulated in a more robust two-point (Green-function–based) continuum limit presented in: Melegh, J. G. (2026). From Pointwise to Two-Point Continuum Limits in Signed Relational Networks. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18459163 Readers seeking the current formulation, mathematical justification, and numerical diagnostics should consult this latter work. The present manuscript should therefore be regarded as a conceptual precursor rather than the final statement of the theory.

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