Structural Gravity Theory v1.2: From Effective Metric to Quantitative Verification

Structural Gravity Theory (SGT) v1.2 presents a conceptual framework in which gravitation is interpreted as an emergent consequence of incomplete structural differentiation rather than as a fundamental interaction. This version establishes a unified parameter framework based on the structural parameters ηₛ (structural slip) γₛ (light-deflection parameter) βₛ (nonlinear correction) cₛ (structural wave speed) D_C (structural diffusion length) τ_C (structural relaxation time) with an explicit General Relativity (GR) limit. The framework introduces an effective metric derived from a structural potential, connects theoretical parameters to observable channels, and provides: Effective structural metric formulation Dual structural potentials Parameter-to-observable mapping Bayesian parameter estimation Parameter correlation analysis Numerical forward simulation Reproducibility framework Expanded falsifiability matrix Verification roadmap Future development roadmap All numerical values included in this repository are illustrative and intended to demonstrate the verification framework rather than fitted observational results. This repository contains the complete paper, reference implementation, documentation, citation metadata, and supporting materials for Structural Gravity Theory v1.2.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-07-17
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21411197
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Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research
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Structural Gravity Theory v1.2: From Effective Metric to Quantitative Verification

Koji Okino
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research
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Structural Gravity Theory v1.2: From Effective Metric to Quantitative Verification

Koji Okino
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Abstract

Structural Gravity Theory (SGT) v1.2 presents a conceptual framework in which gravitation is interpreted as an emergent consequence of incomplete structural differentiation rather than as a fundamental interaction. This version establishes a unified parameter framework based on the structural parameters ηₛ (structural slip) γₛ (light-deflection parameter) βₛ (nonlinear correction) cₛ (structural wave speed) D_C (structural diffusion length) τ_C (structural relaxation time) with an explicit General Relativity (GR) limit. The framework introduces an effective metric derived from a structural potential, connects theoretical parameters to observable channels, and provides: Effective structural metric formulation Dual structural potentials Parameter-to-observable mapping Bayesian parameter estimation Parameter correlation analysis Numerical forward simulation Reproducibility framework Expanded falsifiability matrix Verification roadmap Future development roadmap All numerical values included in this repository are illustrative and intended to demonstrate the verification framework rather than fitted observational results. This repository contains the complete paper, reference implementation, documentation, citation metadata, and supporting materials for Structural Gravity Theory v1.2.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
United States Department of Labor (US)
Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research
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