Cavity QED Experiment under TONE Theory Context
Anthony SANTANA
Published Jul 20, 2026• 0 citations
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AbstractThis paper presents a deterministic, continuous wave-mechanics analysis of cavity-induceddissipative entanglement, providing a classical alternative to open quantum system formulations. By applying the Tension Optimized Newtonian Entropy (TONE) framework to recentmulti-laser cavity quantum electrodynamics (QED) experiments, we eliminate probabilistic density matrices and statistical Lindblad operators. Subatomic entities are modeled asthree-dimensional, half-submerged fermionic fluid vortices spinning within a continuous 10Dtripartite substrate manifold. Entanglement is re-derived as a physical, non-local connection mediated by two-dimensional surface wavefields shed during localized vortex collisions.We formulate the explicit geometric proxy mathematics for this interconnected hydrodynamic system, reconcile the numerical outputs of dissipative cavity engineering, and outlinetestable laboratory criteria to empirically isolate TONE mechanics from statistical quantumpredictions. PACS Numbers: 04.20.Cv, 05.70.Ln, 47.10.ad, 11.30.ErCopyright Notice: Copyright Pending © 2026
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