Observer Patch Holography

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Authors: Mueller Bernhard, Poneder, Mario, Osika, Alexander, Xue, Kai, Cassie, Ben, Nguyen, Peter
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Abstract

Observer-Patch Holography (OPH) models observers as finite patches that retain records, compare overlap readbacks, and repair disagreement. Convergent repair produces protected public normal forms. On a declared signed-record branch, the normalized response metric has an exact rank-three quotient and an abstract continuous Euclidean completion. Authenticated read-from provenance generates finite informational posets; modular screen geometry supplies Lorentz-frame kinematics and a conditional Einstein construction. Complete reversible port response and endogenous observer transport force the local Standard Model gauge Lie algebra. Under a specified matrix-current and fermionic matter contract, anomaly balance and tensor descent determine the charges and maximal faithful matter image (SU(3) × SU(2) × U(1))/Z6. A supplied charged-scalar/Maxwell action with positive mass squared and nonnegative quartic coupling has a nonlinear real zero-current sector whose trajectories converge at first order to smooth Neumann continuum solutions under uniform refinement and Ritz initialization. On the fixed volume mesh, its full reduced interacting kinetic metric is complete. The declared Laplace–Beltrami Hamiltonian has a unique self-adjoint closure, a neutral Hilbert sector and normalized strong-domain Gaussian states. Exact software readback reconstructs coupled field histories, and their ordered configurations determine a Jacobi model clock at supplied energy. Declared local screen-cell maps have interval-certified fixed points. A frozen primitive-port branch fixes three linked dispersion coefficients and a degree-six icosahedral angular shape.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Black Holes and Theoretical Physics Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories Relativity and Gravitational Theory

Publication details

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