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To integrate the concepts of inertia and gravity within a unified topological framework, providing a fundamental explanation for their relationship.

August 12, 2026Open Access

PFUSRC-139: Topological Homology of Inertia and Gravity — A Complete Exposition of the Steady-State Mechanism in Dynamic Topological Networks

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To integrate the concepts of inertia and gravity within a unified topological framework, providing a fundamental explanation for their relationship.
Developed a theoretical framework for topological homology of inertia and gravity.
Analyzed the topological mechanisms and their role in cosmic structural stability.
Positioned inertia and gravity within a seven-layer ontological hierarchy.
Demonstrated that inertia acts as topological resistance against external perturbation.
Showed that gravity functions as a tendency toward convergence in dynamic systems.
Illustrated the necessity of dynamic equilibrium for stability in celestial structures.

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This theoretical exposition reveals the steady-state mechanism of inertia and gravity in dynamic topological networks, highlighting their unified origin.

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Zhenmin Wang (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7c3d1906a85aed514b7b85 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21867546

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This theoretical exposition reveals the steady-state mechanism of inertia and gravity in dynamic topological networks, highlighting their unified origin.

PFUSRC-139: Topological Homology of Inertia and Gravity — A Complete Exposition of the Steady-State Mechanism in Dynamic Topological Networks

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PFUSRC-139: Topological Homology of Inertia and Gravity — A Complete Exposition of the Steady-State Mechanism in Dynamic Topological Networks

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