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Planck-scale materials from modified deterministic qubit mechanics
Using mechanics from Valentine, we describe a geodesic default for propagation with a view on entropy, foundations for physical ontology, and exotic phases of matter and phenomena near Planck length on a spectrum towards infinitely-propagating non-collapsing fermions. Wavefunctions, being statistical, lose detail from our deterministic mechanism but can provide insights. At Planck scale, far from their expectation values and reasonable experimental means, they are interleaved combs at Planck intervals with interaction radius starting as small as 6.0e28 eV, or a quarter-Planck-length, with collapse variance like quantum foam. When calculated with vacuum flux and other matter, they exhibit classical distributions at larger scale, expressing as fundamental fields. Our interpretation of gravitation implies that grand unification energy is the same as that for a unified field theory, and we show their encoding and expression within an instance of the mechanism. The Standard Model forces are calibrated with a profile for vacuum flux and two free parameters, for which we provide an upper constraint.
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