The End of Spacetime: Gravity as a Temporal Rhythm in the Ψλ Framework

This deposit presents two complementary canvas documents (French and English) introducing a rhythm-based interpretation of gravity within the Ψλ framework. The approach reinterprets spacetime as an emergent statistical smoothing of a discrete temporal grid, where gravity arises as a gradient of local proper-time rate rather than geometric curvature. Mass is described as temporal inertia, horizons as quasi-frozen computation zones, and cosmological expansion as a global acceleration of temporal rhythm. The framework is constructed to remain compatible with existing experimental constraints (Solar System tests, PPN limits, GW170817 causal cone), while offering falsifiable deviations in strong-field regimes. This deposit is intended as a conceptual and structural synthesis, aligned with the Ψλ technical canvases (V3–V13), and serves as an entry point for further formal and numerical developments.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-02-03
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18473030
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Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
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The End of Spacetime: Gravity as a Temporal Rhythm in the Ψλ Framework

Frédéric DELATTE, Df AI Research
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
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The End of Spacetime: Gravity as a Temporal Rhythm in the Ψλ Framework

Frédéric DELATTE, Df AI Research
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This deposit presents two complementary canvas documents (French and English) introducing a rhythm-based interpretation of gravity within the Ψλ framework. The approach reinterprets spacetime as an emergent statistical smoothing of a discrete temporal grid, where gravity arises as a gradient of local proper-time rate rather than geometric curvature. Mass is described as temporal inertia, horizons as quasi-frozen computation zones, and cosmological expansion as a global acceleration of temporal rhythm. The framework is constructed to remain compatible with existing experimental constraints (Solar System tests, PPN limits, GW170817 causal cone), while offering falsifiable deviations in strong-field regimes. This deposit is intended as a conceptual and structural synthesis, aligned with the Ψλ technical canvases (V3–V13), and serves as an entry point for further formal and numerical developments.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
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