Project Anti-Hum: A Representational Translation of Gravitational r

Project Anti-Hum presents a disciplined representational translation of gravitational phenomena, reformulating selected predictions of General Relativity using signal-processing and constraint-gradient analogies. The work introduces a “Shared Pathway” vocabulary in which curvature effects—such as time dilation, orbital precession, and frame dragging—are mapped onto amplitude modulation, effective refractive indices, and potential gradients, without proposing a new physical theory. The archive is explicitly structured into three independent components: (1) a pedagogical translation layer numerically calibrated to weak-field General Relativity, (2) mathematically consistent but explicitly disclaimed speculative extensions explored only as model-internal logic, and (3) a separate philosophical appendix addressing interpretive and metaphysical questions. No new empirical data, mechanisms, or operational claims are asserted. The work does not replace General Relativity, nor does it introduce new physical constants or predictions. Its purpose is conceptual clarification: to provide an alternative representational framework that reproduces known results while highlighting structural relationships between gravity, gradients, and information flow. Project Anti-Hum is archived as a closed, bounded contribution intended for reference, pedagogy, and future theoretical exploration.