Quantum Coherence Field Theory: The Law of Relativity and Absolutes | Zenodo Skip to main Communities My dashboard Log in Sign up There is a newer version of the record available. Published April 23, 2026 | Version v9 Publication Open Quantum Coherence Field Theory: The Law of Relativity and Absolutes Authors/Creators Ho, Daniel William (Researcher) Contributors Researcher: Ho, Daniel William Description Abstract It has been proven that time and space are not absolute, as Albert Einstein postulated in his theory of relativity. For objects with rest mass in relative motion with respect to each other, as well as in different gravitational potentials, time dilation is empirically observable and measurable. This makes the phenomenon of time dilation a fundamental aspect of both special and general relativity. However, time dilation relative to the structure of spacetime, in this context, is an “absolute” measure for objects and particles with rest mass in static spacetime, whether flat or curved. As for quantum particles, including massless particles, as well as massless spacetime disturbances, the concept of time dilation does not apply in the same way to what this theory terms their “internal structure” when that structure, rather than the massive particle as such, propagates at the speed of light. Here, “internal structure” is understood not as material substructure, but as intrinsic relational structure relative to the static structure of spacetime. Instead, the effects associated with this propagation may be understood as an “absolute” measure of the perturbation of spacetime itself, as in the case of massless spacetime disturbances. In this framework, an attribute is absolute if it is a monadic, invariant geometric property of an object’s state relative to the background manifold, recovered from the underlying spacetime structure and preserved across coordinate transformations, rather than arising solely from a dyadic relation between arbitrary inertial frames. Accordingly, I propose the following principle, “The Law of Relativity and Absolutes: Unifying Classical and Quantum Mechanics”: “When time dilation is absolute relative to the static structure of spacetime, spacetime dilation must be relative. Conversely, when time dilation is relative, spacetime dilation must be absolute.” In this theoretical paper, I will elucidate how the principles of relativity and absolutes facilitate the reconciliation of quantum entanglement with classical mechanics. The Law of Relativity and Absolutes and the Privileged Frame: A Dynamic Algorithm in Relativity "The Privileged Frame model, an algorithm, dynamically and uniquely determines simultaneity between time and space, a process that is inherently algorithmic within the universe. In essence, time is simply a function of spatial symmetry. Relativity, as both a human and scientific observation of the physical universe, is fundamentally dynamic and algorithmic in nature." While Einstein reconciles time to explain spatial phenomena, the Law of Relativity and Absolutes reconciles space to uncover the true nature of time. This inversion offers a unique lens for addressing complex systems, from relativistic physics to quantum entanglement, and provides a fresh perspective on the intricate relationship between space and time. By focusing on the geometry and evolution of space — such as spatial magnitudes observed within the privileged frame — this approach unveils deeper insights into the dynamics and invariance of time. The Law of Relativity and Absolutes: Unifying Classical and Quantum Mechanics: Definition of the Absolute In this framework, an attribute is absolute if it is a monadic, invariant geometric property of an object's state relative to the background manifold, recovered from the underlying spacetime structure and preserved across coordinate transformations, rather than arising solely from a dyadic relation between arbitrary inertial frames. First Law: Time and Spacetime Dilation "When time dilation is absolute relative to the static structure of spacetime, spacetime dilation must be relative. Conversely, when time dilation is relative, spacetime dilation must be absolute." Privileged Frame Concept The concept of a privileged frame is essential in the Law of Relativity and Absolutes. This frame allows for the determination of simultaneity and co-location of events, which might not be possible in other frames. In the privileged frame, we observe the absoluteness within the relativity of time dilation and spacetime dilation as described in the first law. Second Law: Absolute Simultaneity In the privileged frame, the simultaneity of events is absolute. This means that the temporal order and spatial relationships of events are uniquely determined and invariant, reflecting the true nature of simultaneity. Absolute simultaneity in the privileged frame provides a definitive understanding of the sequence and co-location of events, which remains consistent regardless of the relative motion or position of observers in other frames. Time-Variance of the Privileged Frame In the Law of Relativity and Absolutes, the privileged frame is not static but varies with time. This time-variance allows the privileged frame to adapt to the changing conditions of events, ensuring the consistent determination of simultaneity and co-location relative to the static structure of spacetime. The privileged frame evolves to maintain the absoluteness of time dilation and spacetime relationships as described in the laws of the theory. 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