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Spacetime Causal Elasticity

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 17, 2026• 0 citations
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This paper introduces the concept of Spacetime Causal Elasticity (SCE), a novel framework proposing that causal structures within spacetime possess an inherent capacity for adaptation and recovery following perturbations. The core idea is that causality, rather than being a rigid, immutable relationship, exhibits a degree of 'elasticity', allowing for adjustments in the perceived or realized sequence of events. This work explores the theoretical underpinnings of SCE, primarily through the design of a conceptual quantum causal experiment and argues for its potential to fundamentally reshape our understanding of causality and its implications for physics. The framework introduces a quantifiable metric, [Ec], representing the degree of causal elasticity, and outlines a pathway toward potential recognition by the Nobel Prize committee. The absence of experimental data is acknowledged, focusing instead on the theoretical development and potential impact of this new paradigm. ---

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.21974448

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