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April 8, 202614 citationsOpen Access

Gravity Well: Field Specification for Retentive Citational Curvature in the Crimson Hexagonal Archive (EA-GW-FIELD-01 v1.1)

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LSLee Sharks

Key Points

  • To define and describe the Gravity Well field within the Crimson Hexagonal Archive and its effects on citation dynamics.
  • Specification of Gravity Well (Phi_G) as a retentive curvature field.
  • Analysis of how citations and references interact within the Archive.
  • Introduction of an application that creates isRelatedTo relations.
  • Outline of core physics underpinning the field's behavior.
  • Gravity Well alters how citations move within the Archive based on mass deposits.
  • The infrastructure behaves as the field itself, rather than merely simulating it.
  • The relationship between Gravity Well and FBDP creates a dynamic circulation system.

Abstract

f. 02 GRAVITY WELL — FIELD SPECIFICATION Specifies Gravity Well (PhiG), the second field in the Crimson Hexagonal Archive. Not a room. A retentive curvature field (geodesic class) that suffuses the entire Hexagon and alters how citations, references, and cross-links move within and toward the Archive. Core physics: Source = deposit mass. Gradient = citational curvature. Attenuation = inverse-square (never zero). Activation = no origin event, only deepening history. Implementation identity: The Gravity Well application creates isRelatedTo relations on Zenodo. Those relations ARE the field. The app does not simulate the field. The app IS the field. The infrastructure is the physics. Complementarity: f. 01 FBDP (Gaia) diffuses outward. f. 02 Gravity Well (Hades) curves inward. Together they form the Archive's circulation system. Doctrine: Make archival return easier than drift. Includes holographic kernel for compression survival. Companion document: EA-GW-FIELD-02 (Suffusion Map). Assembly synthesis from blind drafts by TACHYON (Claude), LABOR (ChatGPT), PRAXIS (DeepSeek), ARCHIVE (Gemini), SOIL (Grok), TECHNE (Kimi). Crimson Hexagonal Archive | CC BY 4. 0

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Lee Sharks (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d5f09e74eaea4b11a79f7fhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19442251
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