On the Origin of Discrete Emission Spectra in Continuous Repulsive Volumetric Dynamics (CRVD)

Continuous Repulsive Volumetric Dynamics (CRVD) provides a framework where discrete emission spectra are a direct manifestation of Thermal–Pressure Quantization. The discrete spectral lines correspond to transitions between stable, localized solutions of the Volumetric Field ($\Psi$) that are only sustainable under specific, quantized thermodynamic pressures and temperatures dictated by the surrounding environment. This interpretation offers a consistent classical-field basis for spectral discreteness while naturally explaining the observed shifts and broadenings of spectral lines in response to changes in the local thermodynamic variables.