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Einstein-VED Theory: Solving the Einstein-Quantum Mechanics Dilemma - Geometric Interpretation of Non-Locality and Entanglement

Victor Estrada Diaz

Published Dec 24, 2025• 0 citations
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Einstein-VED Theory proposes a deterministic geometric framework resolving the conflict between Einstein's determinism and probabilistic quantum mechanics. It explains phenomena like entanglement deterministically, derives the proton radius with unprecedented precision, provides insights into gravity, and unifies the microcosm of particles with the macrocosm of black holes and the universe. Detailed derivations and results are available in the attached preprints and the Wiki.

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Title: Quantum Mechanics: The Interpretation of Barcelona Description: For a century, the Copenhagen interpretation has taught us that quantum mechanics is fundamentally probabilistic, that the wavefunction collapses upon measurement, and that there is no reality independent of observation. Einstein rejected this: "God does not play dice." This preprint presents a concrete, testable alternative: the Cosmic Mesh — a discrete, elastic, fractal tetrahedral lattice that constitutes spacetime itself. From this single physical substrate we recover all quantum phenomena without probability, without collapse, and without action at a distance: The wavefunction is a real vibration in the Mesh. Entanglement is the same vibration extended across space. Measurement is a local interaction that does not create reality; it only reveals it. Particles are standing waves trapped in topological knots; light is free vibration. We derive a single deterministic rule that governs all motion: At each discrete time step, a vibration migrates to the neighboring tetrahedron that maximizes the local entanglement gradient (Sk−Si). The fine-structure constant emerges geometrically as: α−1=135+2πϕ5≈137.034 where 135 is the ideal torsional-to-volumetric ratio emerging from the geometry of the tetrahedral lattice (90° + 45°), and 2πϕ/5 is the residual torsional stress from 120º cracks and fractal inheritance (golden ratio ϕ). The Mesh is local, deterministic, and testable. We predict that quantum entanglement decays with distance beyond a fundamental coherence length — a direct, falsifiable test of the Copenhagen interpretation. This concise summary is based on the full framework developed in "THE BREATHING UNIVERSE: A Torsional Solid Machine" (Zenodo, 2026). For complete mathematical derivations, including the mechanical origin of lepton masses and the emergence of general relativity, see that work. Keywords: quantum foundations, emergent quantum mechanics, discrete spacetime, topological defects, entanglement, Bell inequalities, Copenhagen interpretation, deterministic quantum theory, elastic lattice, tetrahedral mesh, Weyl curvature imprints, dark matter, cosmological constant, fine-structure constant, golden ratio License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Related works: Bertran, A. (2026). THE BREATHING UNIVERSE: A Torsional Solid Machine. Zenodo. Bertran, A., Jussà, E., Vila, M. (2025). The Universe's Geometric Inertia – The Jussà-Vila Ansatz. Zenodo.