P15 — Spinorial and Fermionic Degrees of Freedom as Effective Descriptions

This paper is part of a coherent research program developing an informationally emergent physical framework. P15 analyzes the emergence of spinorial and fermionic degrees of freedom as effective descriptions arising from the underlying discrete informational dynamics. The paper shows how spinor-like structures naturally appear when coherent informational modes are organized according to symmetry and stability requirements. The work clarifies the informational origin of fermionic behavior and spinorial representations, providing the conceptual basis for the emergence of matter degrees of freedom within the framework. These results prepare the ground for the development of non-Abelian gauge sectors and particle-like excitations addressed in subsequent papers. While this paper can be read independently, its full significance becomes clear only within the complete sequence of papers (P00–P32). The reference entry for the full framework, including priority timestamp and complete context, is:DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18369063