A Structural Reinterpretation of the Strong Interaction-Strong Interaction as an Effective Description of Discrete Nuclear Stabilization-

This bold work redefines the strong interaction not as an independent dynamical entity but as an effective approximation of the discrete nuclear stabilization process. It demonstrates how key features of the nuclear force, such as the short-range repulsive core and saturation, naturally arise from the geometric and informational requirements of discrete residual correction schemes. The paper reconstructs the concept of fundamental interactions in physics from the perspective of structural constraints.