Emergent definitions and properties

• Universal propagation: $d\phi =ds=dt$ universally; space is emergent.
• Classification of fermions and bosons, in a duality of wave value, analogous to quanta:
  • Wave: $\cos \left(\right)$ in one value axis, $b$.
  • Boson: 2 bound waves, entangled.
  • Fermion: 2 waves at $-b$, from different bosons, at unique position.
• Vacuum energy: mass-energy as uncollapsed environmental or confined bosons.
• Quantum fluctuation: a vacuum interaction that collapses a boson.
• Mass-energy: function of wave phases in a boson, $m=\cos \left({\phi }_B-{\phi }_A\right)$
  • Intrinsic to bosons; implicit at fermions.
  • Propagates at light speed.
  • Emergent localisation of mass: Compton radius from particle mass-energy and vacuum flux.
• Operator: mass-energy on the phase of other overlapping bosons.
• Gravitation: directional bias of wave collapse due to the vacuum flux/currents of persistent bodies.
  • Mass-energy perturbs solutions of collapse (by time and phase offset).
  • Flux/evaporation model for black holes, having a quantum chaotic picture.
• No singularities.
• (Electro-)weak interaction: collapsing one of two waves from a source, enabling another wave, breaking spherical symmetry, and changing the wavefunction.
• Spontaneous symmetry breaking.
• Superposition of states: waves in bosons from the same source, on the same shell.
• Entanglement.
• Deterministic collapse.
• Strong interaction: generally the same as electromagnetism, but with confined structures of hadrons.
• Confinement.
• Charge: property of a structural fermion (having a boson) that changes identity with vacuum.
• Electromagnetism: coherent vacuum currents corresponding to the collapsing bosons of a fermion.
• Electromotive force.
• Virtual anti-particles, matter/vacuum polarization (see 2014 paper, chapter 5).
• Flavor ontology [tentative].
• Particle coherence: semi-localized conservation cycle, creation, annihilation, decay.
• Decoherence and fermio-genesis: plasma.
• Non-persistent fermions (created and annihilated).
• Decay products: vacuum intercepts the re-constitution cycle of a fermion.
• Redshift, from the scale of matter [tentative]

Phenomena studied in this context

Foundations

Vacuum and flux

Information

Ontology and material properties

Representations