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Quantum entanglement can be modeled through a 'Non-Separable Temporal Bubble' where particles share a spatially extended temporal configuration that reproduces quantum correlation laws and the Tsirelson bound while strictly preventing faster-than-light communication. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.ESTABLISHES_NEW_DIRECTION.

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Investigate whether quantum non-locality and measurement correlations can arise from shared temporal geometry via Non-Separable Temporal Bubbles without violating relativistic no-signaling principles.

August 23, 2026Open Access

Temporal Texture Gravity — Paper D: Quantum Correlations from Temporal Phase Lock (NSTB Sector)

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Investigate whether quantum non-locality and measurement correlations can arise from shared temporal geometry via Non-Separable Temporal Bubbles without violating relativistic no-signaling principles.
Formulated a candidate theoretical model where entangled particles share an extended, non-separable temporal substrate.
Derived mathematical boundaries enforcing strict no-signaling conditions to prevent superluminal information transfer.
Modeled interactions between the temporal bubble framework and background gravitational curvature to identify observational signatures.
Exact reproduction of standard quantum correlation laws and the Tsirelson bound using the shared temporal substrate under standard quantum probability rules.
Establishment of strict mathematical constraints that eliminate information leakage and preserve observable no-signaling discipline.
Identification of three gravitational signatures: a magic angle canceling tidal distortion, an isotropy null decoupling symmetric bubbles, and a clear separation between phase shifts and visibility loss.

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Theoretical analysis demonstrates that shared temporal bubbles reproduce quantum correlations and the Tsirelson bound without superluminal signaling, indicating a geometric basis for entanglement.

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Thierry Marechal (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8aade47677a341144466f8 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22026360

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Theoretical analysis demonstrates that shared temporal bubbles reproduce quantum correlations and the Tsirelson bound without superluminal signaling, indicating a geometric basis for entanglement.

Temporal Texture Gravity — Paper D: Quantum Correlations from Temporal Phase Lock (NSTB Sector)

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