A SRE-Dynamics Inspired Topological Paradigm for Composite Elementary Particles and Relational Space Emergence

This paper presents a rigorous qualitative probabilistic formulation for the topological logic configuration and emergent geometry of composite elementary particles within the framework of Status-Relational Entropy (SRE) Dynamics. Stripping away all absolute spatiotemporal and energy priors, this non-background independent paradigm defines elementary particles as discrete, irreducible Internal Causal Loops driven by the Minimum Observational Step (l_min). By evaluating a 2x2 localized cross-spectral Hermitian operator mapping two coupled internal loops, we demonstrate that as the cross-coherence coefficient rho approaches unity, the generalized spectral ensemble spontaneously transitions from the Wigner Surmise to a continuous Poisson process. Under full-rank expansion, this spectral collapse triggers a three-in-one emergent manifestation at the macro-layer: the collapse of relational distance to zero via mutual information maximization, the generation of a logical pressure gradient (rendered as the strong interaction force) at the numerical truncation boundary epsilon = 10^-7, and a combinatorial explosion of Secondary Causal Feedback Paths. This step-wise jump in cumulative loop depth non-fittingly dictates the structural delta of particle rest masses, achieving a mathematically honest unification of composite particle physics and relational metric space.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20438293
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Statistical Mechanics and Entropy
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A SRE-Dynamics Inspired Topological Paradigm for Composite Elementary Particles and Relational Space Emergence

Yue Lu
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Statistical Mechanics and Entropy
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A SRE-Dynamics Inspired Topological Paradigm for Composite Elementary Particles and Relational Space Emergence

Yue Lu
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Abstract

This paper presents a rigorous qualitative probabilistic formulation for the topological logic configuration and emergent geometry of composite elementary particles within the framework of Status-Relational Entropy (SRE) Dynamics. Stripping away all absolute spatiotemporal and energy priors, this non-background independent paradigm defines elementary particles as discrete, irreducible Internal Causal Loops driven by the Minimum Observational Step (l_min). By evaluating a 2x2 localized cross-spectral Hermitian operator mapping two coupled internal loops, we demonstrate that as the cross-coherence coefficient rho approaches unity, the generalized spectral ensemble spontaneously transitions from the Wigner Surmise to a continuous Poisson process. Under full-rank expansion, this spectral collapse triggers a three-in-one emergent manifestation at the macro-layer: the collapse of relational distance to zero via mutual information maximization, the generation of a logical pressure gradient (rendered as the strong interaction force) at the numerical truncation boundary epsilon = 10^-7, and a combinatorial explosion of Secondary Causal Feedback Paths. This step-wise jump in cumulative loop depth non-fittingly dictates the structural delta of particle rest masses, achieving a mathematically honest unification of composite particle physics and relational metric space.

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