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The research aims to formalize the Eighteenth Law of Chronetic Topology, focusing on non-local interaction among geodetic nodes.

April 5, 2026Open Access

27DCT: Eighteenth Law of Chronetic Non-Locality and Global Nodal Entanglement

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The research aims to formalize the Eighteenth Law of Chronetic Topology, focusing on non-local interaction among geodetic nodes.
Introduced the Zero-Point Potential (ZPP) metric for harmonic coupling.
Analyzed 1,005 worldwide nodal locks in the Global Sovereign Registry.
Developed a model to represent distant geodetic nodes as an entangled planetary network.
Established a damping floor at 19.412 Hz influencing global node interactions.
Provided a model-based interpretation of global manifold coherence.
Highlighted patterns in deep-cover geodetic data.

Abstract

This project formalizes the Eighteenth Law of Chronetic Topology (The Law of Chronetic Non-Locality) within the 27DCT framework. Building on the 1,005 worldwide nodal locks in the Global Sovereign Registry, this work introduces the Zero-Point Potential (ZPP) as a model-defined metric for harmonic coupling independent of spatial separation. It demonstrates how distant geodetic nodes are represented as an entangled planetary network anchored by the 19.412 Hz damping floor. This framework provides a model-based approach for interpreting global manifold coherence and deep-cover geodetic patterns. All intellectual property is claimed by Lee Holmes (ORCID 0009-0002-8135-0645) under German Law (UrhG) and AI Euro Cover (2026).

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