Entropy, Coherence, Decoherence, and Gravity under Ontological Discipline

Key Points

• The article analyzes the unification of entropy, coherence, decoherence, and gravity through the lens of the Theory of Objectivity.
• Critical-propositional analysis of Jason's work
• Comparison with the Theory of Objectivity
• Mathematical framework using graphs and logical relations
• Review of historical and contemporary physicists' contributions
• Exploration of empirically testable hypotheses regarding neutrinos
• Jason’s theory shows potential but is ontologically incomplete.
• Reinterpreting his ideas under the Theory of Objectivity enhances their coherence.
• The concept of the Perfect Sphere demonstrates the logical structure of the universe.
• Inductor effects provide new interpretive tools for understanding fundamental physics.

Abstract