Hydrogenic Bound States from Phase Holonomy, Part II

This corrected preprint presents its research question, method, bounded result, and principal limitations in a standardized reader-facing format. Hydrogen's discrete bound states are ordinarily described by quantum mechanics using an electromagnetic Coulomb interaction. Any proposed alternative must derive the source, interaction, stable states, and observable spectrum without quietly inserting those targets as assumptions. The published source named this alternative framework Super Information Theory (SIT) and claimed that it derives Coulomb attraction, stable hydrogenic shells, and their discreteness from a time-density field and phase holonomy . This correction finds that the displayed argument does not establish those claims. The expression called an energy density is dimensionally inconsistent with the source's stated units for its coefficient: one reading yields a force density, while the other yields an energy gradient that is not shown to be the interaction potential of an electron-like excitation. It belongs to the Super Information Theory, Super Dark Time, and QGTCD physics research program. This is a corrected preprint edition released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.