
This preprint introduces the full 3+1D mathematical foundation of Deterministic Emergent Computing (DER). It develops a deterministic spinor ontology, a Lorentz-invariant evolution equation, and an invariant functional Z(ψ) that constrains all allowed projective outcomes. The model reconstructs the quantum singlet correlation without hidden-variable spaces, without probability distributions, and without Bell-type assumptions. Instead, correlations emerge as deterministic projective shadows of a single spinorial entity. A numerical verification of the structural invariant is provided. This preprint serves as the structural basis for the forthcoming DER-III paper, which will develop the physical interpretation (One-Body Principle) and the experimental bridge.
emergent computing, Bell theorem, emergent correlations, hidden variables (absence), deterministic models, spinor geometry, Lorentz invariance, singlet correlation, quantum foundations, deterministic nonlocality
emergent computing, Bell theorem, emergent correlations, hidden variables (absence), deterministic models, spinor geometry, Lorentz invariance, singlet correlation, quantum foundations, deterministic nonlocality
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