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This work aims to situate Verlinde’s entropic force hypothesis within the PFUSRC topological framework, demonstrating the completeness of PFUSRC in explaining gravity.

July 14, 2026Open Access

PFUSRC-077 Revisiting the Ontology of Gravity --From Entropic Force to Topological Compensation Flow: A Paradigm Shift in the Nature of Gravitation

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This work aims to situate Verlinde’s entropic force hypothesis within the PFUSRC topological framework, demonstrating the completeness of PFUSRC in explaining gravity.
Analyzed and compared four gravitational models: Newton, Einstein, Verlinde, and PFUSRC.
Clarified the boundaries and contributions of the entropic force hypothesis within mainstream physics.
Presented a topological genetic chain connecting structure, flow-variable distribution, and gravitational work.
Established that PFUSRC has a complete topological structure for explaining gravity's directionality.
Demonstrated that the entropic force hypothesis is a valid but low-dimensional projection of PFUSRC.
Showed that only PFUSRC fully addresses the retreat phase and gravitational work's directionality in contrast to other models.

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The paper revisits gravity's nature through PFUSRC, clarifying links between entropy and topology.

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Zhenmin Wang (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a55d1475aafca87247f8522 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21316156

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PFUSRC-077 Revisiting the Ontology of Gravity --From Entropic Force to Topological Compensation Flow: A Paradigm Shift in the Nature of Gravitation

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