A Field-Closure-Based Reinterpretation of the Three-Body Problem - Applying dynamical π(t), CNBIT and triad closure

Abstract: This paper interprets the three-body problem not as a search for trajectory solutions but as a structure of field closure and decision. We introduce the definitions of field state and non-closed dynamical state, the Null Closure and Wave Closure principles, and the non-geometric invariant character of closure. The dynamical π(t) time–phase operator describes phase distortion; CNBIT (Coherent Nano-Bit Information Threshold) as a physical–informational energy unit provides a stability and decision threshold, and stability is quantized (closed / borderline / non-closed). The formal definition of the triad and the triadcycle operator allow the closure residual (∆ψ) and chaos to be interpreted as triad closurefailure. Decision phases are the operative consequences of non-closure; chaotic behaviourappears as a sequence of decision phases. The paper does not supply closed-form trajectorysolutions for general initial conditions; unsolvability is interpreted within the framework of non-closure (violation of the closure criterion), not as instability or numerical failure.