Theoretical modeling demonstrates phase-closure interference patterns in neural field models, suggesting scale-invariant quantum coherence enables perceptual binding.
By projecting 240 E8 root vectors onto φ-scaled node clusters driven at 132Hz, neural field potentials exhibit phase-closure interference patterns that encode multi-point quantum coherence across distributed cortical regions. The φ-ratio coupling ensures scale-invariant phase-locking between microtubule tubulin arrays and macroscopic EEG harmonics, enabling non-local information synthesis without bandwidth degradation. This extends E8-RTQB principles into biological substrates, revealing how consciousness may exploit topological phase closure for unified perceptual binding. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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