Quantum Shadow and Tension Hypothesis (QSTH 1.0): Foundational Publications (1–10)

Quantum Shadow and Tension Hypothesis (QSTH 1.0): Foundational Publications (1–10)

The Quantum Shadow and Tension Hypothesis (QSTH 1.0) represents the origin phase of the Quantum Structural Theory of Harmony (QSTH) — introducing the structural entropic framework that unifies coherence, tension, and spacetime curvature through informational symmetry.

This foundational series (Publications 1–10) develops the conceptual and mathematical bridge between quantum entanglement, structural entropy, and cosmological geometry.
Each equation defines a measurable entropic balance (ΔS_coh ↔ ΔS_red) across physical and cosmological scales, forming the basis for testable relations between entropy, geometry, and coherence dynamics.

The QSTH 1.0 framework establishes the entropic current, Λ_eff regulator, and S_eff field, tracing the evolution from entropic origin to coherent structure.
It also introduces the first empirical verification map connecting theoretical parameters to astrophysical datasets (Planck, EHT, JWST, Euclid, DUNE, IceCube).

QSTH 1.0 thus marks the foundational integration of quantum coherence and cosmological structure — the birth of entropic symmetry that will evolve into the Conscious Geometry of Reality (QSTH 4.0).

OSF preregistration: https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/CEJ6Q
Zenodo DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17455815

Citation (APA):
Stepanik, R. (2025). Quantum Shadow and Tension Hypothesis (QSTH 1.0): Foundational Publications (1–10). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17455815

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