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The aim is to explore the nature of the quantum phase in the context of Absolute Frame Theory, particularly focusing on the Wick signature transition.

June 11, 2026Open Access

The Quantum Phase from the Euclidean Substratum: the Wick Signature Transition as the Single Foundational Posit of Absolute Frame Theory

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The aim is to explore the nature of the quantum phase in the context of Absolute Frame Theory, particularly focusing on the Wick signature transition.
Analyzed the difference between oscillatory and dissipative phases in a theoretical framework.
Proved the existence of a single complex structure governing quantum dynamics.
Demonstrated the implications of the Euclidean nature of the substratum for the quantum phase.
Establishment of a unitary evolution on the Lorentzian manifold with a complex structure.
Showed that only oscillatory modes are admissible, eliminating dissipative components.
Confirmed the operator identity for subsystems indicating a locally tomographic structure.

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This theoretical analysis demonstrates quantum behavior in fundamental physics, implying a foundational structure for Absolute Frame Theory.

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Patricio E. Valenzuela (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2a52d980c8f91e7f39eb50 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20616620

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This theoretical analysis demonstrates quantum behavior in fundamental physics, implying a foundational structure for Absolute Frame Theory.

The Quantum Phase from the Euclidean Substratum: the Wick Signature Transition as the Single Foundational Posit of Absolute Frame Theory

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The Quantum Phase from the Euclidean Substratum: the Wick Signature Transition as the Single Foundational Posit of Absolute Frame Theory

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