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Teoría de la Accíon Axinodal pt.2

Authors: Manriquez Valenzuela, Sebastian;

Teoría de la Accíon Axinodal pt.2

Abstract

La presente obra expone la Teoría de la Acción Axinodal, un marco mecánico unificado que redefine la fenomenología física a partir de la invarianza absoluta de la Acción (S). Abandonando el reduccionismo de la lógica binaria tradicional, este modelo propone una estructura de seis grados de libertad integrados (m,t,ℓ,v,θ,ϕ), donde la masa, el tiempo y la geometría no son entidades independientes, sino canales de reparto de una cuota fundamental de Acción. A través de la aplicación del operador de integración axinódica, se demuestra cómo la conservación del mo- mento lineal, la cinemática de cohetería, la gravedad y el espín intrínseco emergen no como fuerzas externas, sino como mecanismos de compensación necesarios del vacío para mantener la estabilidad del sistema. Este formalismo ofrece una descrip- ción holística donde la energía potencial es redescubierta como rotación propia, proporcionando una base predictiva para los límites de estabilidad de la materia y la naturaleza de la inercia.

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