Black Holes as Nested Phase-Transition Structures: A RECT Interpretation of the Mass-Dependent Behavior of the Action Parameter C

Daniel Fang

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20813403

June 23, 2026Open Access

Black Holes as Nested Phase-Transition Structures: A RECT Interpretation of the Mass-Dependent Behavior of the Action Parameter C

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This research aims to explore the evolution of black holes through the lens of the Reference Object Entropy Cycle Theory.
Developed a theoretical framework based on the Reference Object Entropy Cycle Theory (RECT) to analyze black hole behavior.
Conducted numerical simulations to test the proposed phase-reset mechanism at the Planck scale.
The simulations indicate a multi-step phase-reset mechanism for black holes' evolution, involving continuous internal matter-energy conversion.
The findings support the idea that black holes experience cumulative quantum-jump merging.

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Theoretical framework demonstrates black hole evolution via phase transitions, indicating new insights into cosmic structures.

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This paper presents a theoretical framework within the Reference Object Entropy Cycle Theory (RECT), proposing that black holes evolve through continuous internal matter-energy conversion and cumulative quantum-jump merging at the Planck scale. Numerical simulations support the multi-step phase-reset mechanism.

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