Valeriy Blagovidov

Euclidean Condensate Theory (ECT): Conditional Routes from a Euclidean Condensate to Lorentzian Kinematics, Quantum Structures, and Gravity

This record contains two complementary English-language documents: ECT_preprint.pdf — the full technical preprint. It presents the theoretical framework, explicit assumptions, mathematical derivations, model studies, and the scope and limitations of the results. ECT_overview.pdf...

Euclidean Condensate Theory: A Narrative Companion

This record contains ECT_companion.pdf — Euclidean Condensate Theory: A Narrative Companion. This extended, reader-oriented document explains the premises, physical motivation, logical connections, conditional results and open questions of the ECT research programme. How the thre...

Euclidean Condensate Theory: A Narrative Companion

Euclidean Condensate Theory (ECT) is a research programme asking whether Lorentzian spacetime, gravitational response, and quantum-theoretic structures can be reconstructed from a four-dimensional Euclidean scalar medium. This narrative companion offers a reader-oriented guide to...

Euclidean Condensate Theory (ECT): Emergence of Spacetime, Quantum Mechanics, and Gravity from Spontaneous O(4) Symmetry Breaking

Euclidean Condensate Theory (ECT) is a research programme asking whether physical time, Lorentzian propagation, quantum structure, and gravitational response can arise as effective sectors of a medium defined initially on a four-dimensional Euclidean carrier. Its minimal concrete...

Euclidean Condensate Theory (ECT): Emergence of Spacetime, Quantum Mechanics, and Gravity from Spontaneous O(4) Symmetry Breaking

Euclidean Condensate Theory (ECT) is a research programme asking whether physical time, Lorentzian propagation, quantum structure, and gravitational response can arise as effective sectors of a medium defined initially on a four-dimensional Euclidean carrier. Its minimal concrete...

Euclidean Condensate Theory: A Narrative Companion

Euclidean Condensate Theory (ECT) is a research programme asking whether Lorentzian spacetime, gravitational response, and quantum-theoretic structures can be reconstructed from a four-dimensional Euclidean scalar medium. This narrative companion offers a reader-oriented guide to...