Paper VI — Entanglement Information Locality and Many-Body Structure

Paper VI: Entanglement Information Locality and Many-Body Structure

Description: This paper extends the reconstruction to composite systems. It proves that an operational axiom of subsystem independence—specifically, additive information capacity—forces tensor-product composition as the unique consistent structure. Entanglement is derived not as a postulate, but as the unavoidable record of past local interactions. The paper introduces Entanglement Information Locality (EIL) to bound the rate at which shared interaction history is generated. From EIL, the paper derives explicit entanglement light cones, cluster decomposition, and the principle of no-signaling.