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The Thermodynamics of Information

Singh, Mukesh Vidyabhushan
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Standard physics treats information as an abstract mathematical concept (Shannon Entropy) and envisions black holes as infinitely dense singularities that “swallow” matter and trap light. This paper discards these mathematical anomalies in favor of continuum mechanics and thermodynamic logic. We define information not as an abstraction, but as the physical geometric strain of the Universal Lattice. By integrating Landauer’s Principle with the Vidyabhushan Law of Experience, we es- tablish that consciousness and time perception are the thermodynamic exhaust of biological computation. Furthermore, we redefine the black hole not as a spatial void, but as a region of maximum Bulk Modulus saturation. Matter is not “swal- lowed”; as its natural frequency is forced to zero, it undergoes catastrophic topolog- ical phase inversion at the boundary, leaving its 3D structural data mathematically imprinted as a 2D surface strain.
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