Matter–Entanglement Link and the Finite Adjacency Closure of Spacetime

This record publishes the preprint “MATTER-ENTANGLEMENT LINK and the Finite Adjacency Closure of Spacetime” as an immutable, timestamped archival snapshot for external audit and long-term reference. The paper develops a finite-closure principle for spacetime structure via the Matter–Entanglement Link (MEL). Within this framework, general relativity is recovered as an effective large-scale description under finite adjacency constraints, while quantum mechanics and quantum field theory remain intact at local scales. Normalization and limit behavior commonly treated as free parameters in GR and QFT are instead shown to arise from finite relational capacity. The framework is explicitly exposed to observational constraint. Several results are formulated such that they can be tested or falsified against large-scale structure and baryon acoustic oscillation data, including forthcoming releases from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI). No parameter fitting to existing cosmological datasets is assumed in the derivation. This release is anchored under the Authority Dyad framework, pairing the scientific manuscript with an explicit external provenance and governance reference. The Authority Dyad enforces separation between derivation and validation, ensuring that existence, timestamping, and integrity are handled independently of interpretation or endorsement. Authority Dyad governance reference (Godfather Protocol, Authority Dyad v1.0): https://github.com/apollom911/godfather-protocol/releases/tag/authority-dyad-v1.0 Canonical source and release history (Finite Adjacency Closure repository): https://github.com/apollom911/finite-adjacency-closure/releases This upload is intended only as a permanent, timestamped record. Any assessment or validation of the work lies outside this archive.