The Causal Superposition Principle
The Causal Superposition Principle
Version 1.2 incorporates a formal response to critical feedback received following version 1.1, addressing concerns regarding derivation clarity, dimensional consistency, and functional assumptions in the proposed causal openness function C(p) and its relation to spacetime curvature. Appendix D (Erratum v1.2) has been added to acknowledge valid critiques and outline required future developments, including rigorous geometric derivations, dimensional analysis, and reconsideration of key functional forms. This version does not introduce new theoretical content but focuses on transparency, acknowledgment of model limitations, and outlining corrective paths forward.
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Quantum Information Entropy, Causal Superposition Principle, Schwarzschild Black Hole, Holographic Principle, Causal Openness, geometry-induced decoherence, Kretschmann Scalar, curved spacetime quantum mechanics, Wavefunction Collapse, Black Hole Physics, General Relativity and Gravitation, Quantum-Classical Transition, causal structure, quantum gravity, Frame Dragging, Spacetime Geometry, Kerr Black Hole, Quantum Gravity Phenomenology, Analog Gravity Experiments, quantum collapse, Gravitational Decoherence
Quantum Information Entropy, Causal Superposition Principle, Schwarzschild Black Hole, Holographic Principle, Causal Openness, geometry-induced decoherence, Kretschmann Scalar, curved spacetime quantum mechanics, Wavefunction Collapse, Black Hole Physics, General Relativity and Gravitation, Quantum-Classical Transition, causal structure, quantum gravity, Frame Dragging, Spacetime Geometry, Kerr Black Hole, Quantum Gravity Phenomenology, Analog Gravity Experiments, quantum collapse, Gravitational Decoherence
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