Phase–Entangled Quantum–Spacetime Fabric: A Theoretical Framework for Emergent Gravity and Temporal Coherence

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Abstract

The Phase–Entangled Quantum–Spacetime Fabric (PEQSF) framework reformulates gravity as an emergent phenomenon arising from phase-coherent quantum topology. Time is treated as an outcome of correlated phase collapse, establishing a measurable link between phase differentials and temporal flow. The τ–φ formulation provides a unified field description connecting curvature dynamics with information conservation during collapse events. This theoretical structure predicts observable deviations from standard quantum field theory through phase-sensitive detection rather than classical reflection. Potential applications include quantum radar and time-independent synchronization systems. The work aims to bridge the microscopic mechanism of quantum collapse with the macroscopic manifestation of spacetime, offering a coherent theoretical basis for emergent gravity and temporal coherence.

*PEQSF Research Framework; Ibrahim Al-Saadi & Sons Quantum Applications Team

Publication: S. M. A. Halabi, "Phase–Entanglement Quantum–Spacetime Fabric (PEQSF): Foundational Framework," PEQSF Series X79–X81, 2025 (unpublished manuscript).

Additional manuscripts in preparation:
PEQSF-X82 — Quantum Field Integration under τ–φ Topology (2025, in progress).
PEQSF-X81A — Experimental Phase Collapse and τ–φ Synchronization (2025, under review).

Presenters

  • George I Sadi

    • Ibrahim Al-Saadi & Sons Quantum Applications Team

Authors

  • Saleh M Hajeh Alhalabi

    • Independent researcher
  • George I Sadi

    • Ibrahim Al-Saadi & Sons Quantum Applications Team
  • George Anderson

    • Quantum Field Laboratory, California Institute for Advanced Physics