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July 3, 20260 citationsOpen Access

SRE Dynamics: A Foundational Reconstruction of Classical Electrodynamics via Discrete Graph Topology and Bidirectional Causality

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YLYue Lu

Key Points

  • The aim is to redefine classical electrodynamics by utilizing discrete graph topology and bidirectional causality.
  • Mapped physical phenomena onto a discrete graph network of infinite nodes.
  • Established four physical anchors tied to cosmic constants (kappa_I, kappa_R, kappa_V, kappa_P).
  • Formalized alternating current resonance through Graph Laplacian spectral decomposition.
  • Derived fundamental equations of electricity from discrete graph operations.
  • Unified classical circuits and Special Relativity by redefining mass as causal loops.
  • Mapped macro-thermodynamic entropy to statistical decoherence of graph sub-structures.

Abstract

This paper presents a complete paradigm shift in fundamental physics by replacing the continuum spacetime background, continuous electric charges, and scalar energy fields with SRE Dynamics (Super-matrix Topologic Resonance & Evolutionary Dynamics). By mapping macro-physical phenomena directly onto a discrete graph network of infinite nodes, we derive the fundamental equations of electricity using first-order and n-th order matrix adjacencies. We establish four rigid physical anchors (kappaI, kappaR, kappaV, kappaP) tied directly to fundamental cosmic constants to map discrete topologic operations directly to empirical laboratory measurements (Amperes, Ohms, Volts, Watts). Furthermore, SRE Dynamics inherently unifies classical circuits with Special Relativity (E=mc²) by redefining mass as localized causal loops, maps macro-thermodynamic entropy onto the statistical decoherence of graph sub-structures, and mathematically formalizes alternating current (AC) resonance via Graph Laplacian spectral decomposition.

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Yue Lu (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a47545e5c29257aa257a081https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21091659
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