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Preprint . 2026
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License: CC BY
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Preprint . 2026
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σ = Em : Mass–Energy Genesis of Vacuum Information in Vacuum Folding Dynamics

Authors: Leonforte, Daniel;

σ = Em : Mass–Energy Genesis of Vacuum Information in Vacuum Folding Dynamics

Abstract

The preceding paper in this series showed that the vacuum folding density σ_f is a reaction product of geometric capacity C_geo and vacuum fluctuation density F_vac. We now identify a deeper correspondence: C_geo is a mass-type quantity (the structural inertia of spacetime's information-carrying capacity, rooted in the Bekenstein bound S ≤ 2πRMc/ℏ), and F_vac is an energy-type quantity (the irreducible activation budget of quantum fluctuations). In Planck units the reactive equation σ_f = C_geo · F_vac reduces to σ = E · m, making it the information-theoretic generalisation of Einstein's E = mc². The bridge is circular: mass–energy equivalence supplies the two reactants whose product generates the information density from which gravity — and therefore mass–energy equivalence itself — emerges. Dimensionality D is the unique value at which this circular reaction is self-consistent, singling out D = 3+1 without free parameters. The complete VFD programme now reads E · m → σ_f → {G, Λ, T, D} → E = mc², closing the last conceptual gap between quantum information, emergent spacetime, and special relativity.

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Leonforte equation, Bekenstein bound, Einstein bridge, information density, σ = Em, vacuum folding dynamics, Planck units, E = mc², Physics — High Energy Physics — Theory, Physics — Quantum Physics, mass–energy equivalence, emergent gravity, Physics — General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology, self-encoding loop

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