Topological Equivalence of Classical Generative Landscapes and Quantum Pyrochlore Phase Boundaries

Classical generative landscapes yield boundary stratifications satisfying braid relations. We show their boundary geometry is homeomorphic to quantum pyrochlore phase surfaces, with generating indices corresponding monotonically to critical exponents, revealing a structural equivalence between classical pivot algebra and quantum phase topology.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-09-11
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22698431
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Advanced Condensed Matter Physics
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Topological Equivalence of Classical Generative Landscapes and Quantum Pyrochlore Phase Boundaries

Shin Tamaki
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Advanced Condensed Matter Physics
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Topological Equivalence of Classical Generative Landscapes and Quantum Pyrochlore Phase Boundaries

Shin Tamaki
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Abstract

Classical generative landscapes yield boundary stratifications satisfying braid relations. We show their boundary geometry is homeomorphic to quantum pyrochlore phase surfaces, with generating indices corresponding monotonically to critical exponents, revealing a structural equivalence between classical pivot algebra and quantum phase topology.

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Advanced Condensed Matter Physics
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