The Fibonacci Time Fractal : BlackHole

This research paper introduces the "W-Gravity" framework to model black hole mechanics and completely eliminate physical singularities. By defining the event horizon as a scale-invariant geometric time-folding boundary governed by the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci intervals, the spacetime metric is transformed into a non-linear geometric time loop. The model demonstrates that collapsing matter undergoes absolute phase synchronization and destructive interference at the absolute core, preventing infinite density and resolving the general relativity collapse. Furthermore, it provides a unique solution to the black hole information paradox by preserving quantum state information across a non-local, entangled aperiodic fractal network.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-10-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23761656
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Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
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The Fibonacci Time Fractal : BlackHole

Chutiphong Bunloed
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The Fibonacci Time Fractal : BlackHole

Chutiphong Bunloed
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Abstract

This research paper introduces the "W-Gravity" framework to model black hole mechanics and completely eliminate physical singularities. By defining the event horizon as a scale-invariant geometric time-folding boundary governed by the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci intervals, the spacetime metric is transformed into a non-linear geometric time loop. The model demonstrates that collapsing matter undergoes absolute phase synchronization and destructive interference at the absolute core, preventing infinite density and resolving the general relativity collapse. Furthermore, it provides a unique solution to the black hole information paradox by preserving quantum state information across a non-local, entangled aperiodic fractal network.

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Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
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