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Computational proof demonstrates fundamental physics phenomena arise from QGEFT in a testable framework.
Paper 78 does not claim that the continuum limits of quantum field theory, general relativity, or the Standard Model have been fully derived. It claims a narrower but still powerful result: five cornerstone phenomena of modern physics—wave-particle duality, interference, entanglement, gravity, and electromagnetism—all emerge naturally from a single computational engine (Monte Carlo edge-swap on a discrete graph minimizing E = ∑ (kᵢ - k₀)²) without coding any of the standard equations (Schrödinger, Einstein, Maxwell) into the experiments. The 5-for-5 outcome provides strong computational evidence that the QGEFT paradigm of "All forces = Local Optimization + Topology" is both viable and quantitatively testable.
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