Holographic Information Conservation at the Black Hole Horizon: A Non-Destructive Boundary Mechanism

This paper provides a resolution to the Black Hole Information Paradox within the framework of Holographic Equilibrium and the Virginal Wave (ΨV). We demonstrate that a black hole event horizon does not act as a destructive central singularity, but rather as a localized holographic processing screen that warps and stores matter, light, and energy-information bits directly on its boundary. By applying a hydrodynamic analogue model—observed when fine particles interact with a fluid vortex boundary without collapsing into the core—we formalize a non-destructive boundary saturation mechanism that guarantees 100% global conservation of physical state information.