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The paper aims to provide a coherent ontology for the quantum domain, addressing its theoretical inconsistencies.

April 21, 2026Open Access

Atomic Continuum Ontology Partial Closure and the Higher-Resolution Ontology of the Quantum Domain

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The paper aims to provide a coherent ontology for the quantum domain, addressing its theoretical inconsistencies.
Introduces Atomic Continuum Ontology as a framework for understanding quantum phenomena.
Reinterprets key quantum concepts such as wave-particle duality and superposition within this framework.
Provides a minimal mathematical appendix to support the theoretical developments.
Identifies Atomic Continuum Ontology as a more effective interpretation compared to Copenhagen and Many-Worlds models.
Reconceptualizes quantum vacuum not as emptiness, but as a grounding structure with relational properties.
Presents a closure parameter as a tool for understanding quantum measurements and entanglements.

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This conceptual analysis demonstrates how atomic continuum ontology clarifies quantum measurement issues, suggesting new implications for quantum theory interpretations.

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Philip Lilien (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e7143fcb99343efc98daed https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19654572

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This conceptual analysis demonstrates how atomic continuum ontology clarifies quantum measurement issues, suggesting new implications for quantum theory interpretations.

Atomic Continuum Ontology Partial Closure and the Higher-Resolution Ontology of the Quantum Domain

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Atomic Continuum Ontology Partial Closure and the Higher-Resolution Ontology of the Quantum Domain

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