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May 8, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Gravity as Pushforward of Informational Geodesic Flow: Einstein Equations as Fixed-Point Stationarity, Not Correspondence Limit

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TBTravis Bergen

Key Points

  • To demonstrate that the Einstein field equations emerge as exact solutions under certain variational conditions in a fixed-point regime.
  • Introduced theorem and proposition regarding geodesic pushforward and variational equations.
  • Analyzed physical-regime conditions with specific variational constraints.
  • Discussed implications of spacetime dimensionality and first principles for Newton's constant.
  • Established that the Einstein equations are derived from the exact stationarity conditions of the variational equation.
  • Highlighted that classical general relativity is precisely recovered in a heavy-field limit, with deviations observable at specific mass scales.
  • Identified open questions and conjectures related to Newton's constant and spacetime dimensionality.

Abstract

Theorem (Path A) + Proposition (Geodesic Pushforward) + Open Question + Conjecture. At physical-regime configurations satisfying nabla Delta = 0 and V' (Deltaᵢnfinity) = 0, the variational equation delta SIMM/delta gᵐu nu = 0 yields exactly the Einstein field equations with cosmological constant. Not an approximation, not a correspondence limit, not an analogy: the physical regime is defined as the fixed point, and the Einstein equations are its exact stationarity conditions. Geodesic motion in spacetime is the projection-pushforward of variational flow on the informational manifold. Classical GR is recovered exactly in the heavy-field limit mDelta >> H₀; deviations testable at mDelta ~ H₀. Open Question: Newton's constant from first principles. Conjecture: spacetime dimensionality n=4 from fixed-point stability. Closes Paper 6's flow-field grounding question. Inherits from Paper 0 (axioms A2, A3, A6) ; builds on Papers 3 and 6.

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Travis Bergen (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fd7f4fbfa21ec5bbf07cc4https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20042372
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