What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to establish a framework for understanding glueball bound states within History-Dependent Gravity.

July 21, 2026Open Access

Spectral Geometry of Bound States: Emergence of Glueball Spectrum from Nonlocal Memory in History-Dependent Gravity (Paper XXXVI)

AGAlik GimranovIndependent University of Moscow

Key Points

The aim is to establish a framework for understanding glueball bound states within History-Dependent Gravity.
Developed a spectral geometry framework incorporating non-separable kinematics.
Used infrared-enhanced propagators to generate discrete spectra.
Analyzed the role of the HDG memory kernel in shaping the energy spectrum.
Demonstrated discrete glueball spectra emerging from the proposed framework.
Achieved quantitative agreement with Lattice QCD through the incorporation of tensor mixing.
Showed that memory kernels serve as selective operators compressing the spectrum toward physical values.

Abstract

This work establishes a spectral geometry framework for glueball bound states in History-Dependent Gravity (HDG). We demonstrate that non-separable kinematics combined with IR-enhanced propagators naturally generate discrete spectra, evading strict rank-1 no-go theorems. The HDG memory kernel acts as a structurally selective operator, compressing the ultra-stiff baseline spectrum toward physical values through orthogonality to the ground state. Full quantitative agreement with Lattice QCD requires tensor mixing (see companion Paper XXXV).

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