Conservation, Coherence Conservation, and the Weak Interaction

Conservation, Coherence Conservation, and the Weak InteractionThis note reframes atomic stability and particle transformation in terms of coherence conservation within a non-geometric substrate. Probability bubbles are treated as temporary coherence configurations rather than isolated objects, and collapse is interpreted as a redistribution of coherence rather than destruction or transfer. Within this framework, the weak interaction governs when reconfiguration is permitted and how excess probability is exported back into the substrate without destabilizing the system, preserving global consistency across all regimes of curvature and density.