Aionic IV: Theory of Structure

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Authors: Carly Luna-Baez
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Abstract

We present Aionic IV, a foundational framework that isolates the minimal structural condi-tions required for coherent empirical science. Rather than introducing new dynamics, particles,or forces, Aionics identifies the constraints that any empirically consistent physical theory mustsatisfy in order for experimentation, comparison, and refinement to be possible at all. Fromcomposability of processes, stability under refinement, and context-stable comparability, wederive the necessity of additive ordering, equilibrium structure, unitary interference representa-tions, and redundancy-induced entropy corrections. These results are independent of spacetimegeometry, quantum postulates, or microscopic assumptions. Physical theories such as classicalmechanics, general relativity, and quantum theory are understood as distinct representationsectors instantiating the same underlying structure. Aionic IV thus characterizes the structuralskeleton that makes cumulative physics possible, and provides precise criteria for what wouldconstitute genuinely new physics as violations of realizability itself.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Relativity and Gravitational Theory Quantum Mechanics and Applications Complex Systems and Dynamics

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
8 January 2026
Document type
Preprint