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The aim is to investigate the implications of variable local closure structures on gravitational dynamics.

August 4, 2026Open Access

From Phase-Spatial Closure to Einstein–Cartan Dynamics Global Frame Non-Closure and the Conditional Selection of the Tetrad–Palatini Action

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The aim is to investigate the implications of variable local closure structures on gravitational dynamics.
Developed a gravitational framework based on phase-spatial invariance without assuming relativistic geometry.
Introduced a homogeneous rotationally invariant closure scalar for analysis.
Explored the relationship between local closure variability and Lorentz symmetry.
Identified that varying closure structures lead to a broader understanding of gravitational dynamics.
Found insights into the relationship between automorphisms and Lorentz symmetry under changing conditions.

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This theoretical exploration develops a gravitational framework in variable phase-spatial conditions, suggesting new implications in relativistic physics.

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Philip Lilien (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a71992ec47350ef8e494acb https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21762917

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This theoretical exploration develops a gravitational framework in variable phase-spatial conditions, suggesting new implications in relativistic physics.

From Phase-Spatial Closure to Einstein–Cartan Dynamics Global Frame Non-Closure and the Conditional Selection of the Tetrad–Palatini Action

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From Phase-Spatial Closure to Einstein–Cartan Dynamics Global Frame Non-Closure and the Conditional Selection of the Tetrad–Palatini Action

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