What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to present a framework for organizing substrate regimes using the Quantum Substrate Model (QSM).

January 18, 2026Open Access

Quantum Substrate Model: Regime Structure and Dimensional Organization

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The aim is to present a framework for organizing substrate regimes using the Quantum Substrate Model (QSM).
Developed a structural framework for multiple substrate regimes.
Defined boundaries and dimensional descriptors for clarity.
Explored interactions through operator-mediated principles.
Ensured model architecture-agnostic for broader applicability.
Formalized coexistence, transition, and exit of substrate regimes.
Promoted clarity, interpretability, and reproducibility in model applications.

Abstract

This publication presents the Quantum Substrate Model (QSM), a structural framework for organizing multiple substrate regimes under explicitly declared boundaries, dimensional descriptors, and operator‑mediated interactions. Extending minimal substrate modeling principles, the QSM formalizes how regimes may coexist, transition, or exit without embedding empirical claims, physical interpretation, or domain‑specific semantics. The model is architecture‑agnostic and intended to support clarity, interpretability, and reproducibility in layered systems.

Quantum Substrate Model: Regime Structure and Dimensional Organization

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