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May 1, 20260 citationsOpen Access

SRE Dynamics: Mapping Prerequisite and the Primacy of Causal Synchronization

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YLYue Lu

Key Points

  • The framework aims to establish a relationship between causal synchronization and the emergence of time in physical systems.
  • Formalizes the SRE Dynamics framework for mapping prerequisite interactions.
  • Defines causal synchronization as the mechanism by which time emerges from logical reconciliation.
  • Uses quantum fluctuations to demonstrate spatial mapping to logical hops.
  • Establishes that time is a byproduct of completed synchronization events.
  • Demonstrates a self-consistent mapping between causal topology and observable reality.
  • Redefines spatial distance in relation to logical topology and synchronization frequency.

Abstract

This pivotal section of the SRE Dynamics framework formalizes the Mapping Prerequisite required to interface physical pulses with informational topology, introducing the Primacy of Synchronization over temporal progression. It posits that a unit of Time (Planck Time, tP) is not a pre-existing metric or a background axis, but a value accrued only upon the successful completion of a fundamental causal alignment within the network. By defining Causal Synchronization (the Light-speed protocol) as the prerequisite for temporal emergence, the framework demonstrates that "Time" is a macroscopic byproduct of the system’s logical reconciliation. This model redefines physical reality as an instantiated rendering triggered by an initial physical pulse (such as quantum fluctuations), where spatial distance is mapped to Logical Hops and duration is anchored to the frequency of completed synchronization events. This foundational protocol ensures a fully self-consistent mapping between the underlying causal topology and the observable spatiotemporal architecture.

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Yue Lu (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f4435b967e944ac5566a07https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19875947
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