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MQP Previsões

Authors: Rodrigues de oliveira, Fabio;

MQP Previsões

Abstract

O Modelo Quântico de Parâmetro (MQP) introduz a ideia de que o comportamento gravitacional da matéria é regulado pela dinâmica de um parâmetro de ordem quântico χ, cuja evolução é governada por uma equação de reação-difusão acoplada ao estímulo gravitacional local S. Essa abordagem oferece um quadro mais geral do que a Relatividade Geral (RG) para descrever regimes de transição quântica-clássica da matéria gravitante. Este trabalho apresenta duas previsões observacionais centrais do MQP com relevância direta para anomalias astrofísicas modernas: (1) a existência de quasi-horizontes dinâmicos e (2) a formação de objetos compactos com massas situadas na chamada faixa proibida (50–70 M⊙), incompatíveis com a astrofísica relativística tradicional. Ambas as previsões seguem de modo natural da dinâmica de χ e oferecem explicações coerentes para fenômenos já observados em ondas gravitacionais, AGNs variáveis e objetos compactos de massa anômala.

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