Coherence Gradient Gravitation (KGG): A Working Hypothesis on Relation, Coherence, Breakdown, and Emergent Gravity

This manuscript presents Coherence Gradient Gravitation (KGG) as a foundational working hypothesis concerning relation, coherence, breakdown, and emergent gravity. The central proposal is that gravitation may be interpreted as an emergent coherence-gradient phenomenon rather than as a fundamental force. The manuscript develops the idea from an ontological starting point toward its closest physical interpretation, including feedback loops, coherence fields, quantum-classical breakdown, the 2π resonance hypothesis, the relation a0 ≈ cH0/2π, and open observational questions. The document is not presented as a completed physical theory or as a peer-reviewed result. It is archived as a dated research manuscript in order to document the current formulation of the KGG framework and make it citable for future examination, criticism, and development. A Danish companion version is included as supplementary material.