Tone Theory and the Riemann Hypothesis in Quantum Phase Transitions
Anthony SANTANA
Published Aug 26, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract This paper establishes a comprehensive physical reconciliation between the recent non-equilibrium quantum simulation of the Riemann zeta function by Wei et al. and the Tension-Optimized Newtonian Entropy (TONE) framework. While standard computational approachesimplement binary interval search grids over abstract registers, the TONE model contextualizesthese phase dynamics as a native wave-overpass phenomenon across a ten-dimensional fluidsubstrate. We demonstrate that the discrete 2n orbital filling configurations and the 2n + 1tracking invariants emerge directly from the geometric causality of half-submerged de Brogliefermions under the Pauli exclusion principle. By mapping the analytical properties of thezeta function to localized modular phase boundaries (Z/(2n + 1)Z), this approach eliminateshistorical database scans, collapsing composite harmonic sub-maxima into an absolute zeroamplitude baseline through local destructive wave-interference. This unified grand unifiedtheory framework bridges the micro-macro scale division, providing an unforced, deterministicmechanical foundation for both quantum critical dynamics and the structural distribution ofprime numbers. Keywords: TONE Theory, Wave Mechanics, Synthetic Antiferromagnets, Sublattice Localization,Perpendicular Magnetic Anisotropy, Interfacial Viscosity.PACS: 03.65.Ta, 75.70.Ak, 75.70.Cn, 47.10.-gCopyright: Copyright Pending © 2026DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22103537
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