P28 — Informational Constraints and Unified Emergence of Long-Range Interactions

This paper is part of a coherent research program developing an informationally emergent physical framework. P28 extends the analysis of long-range effective responses by presenting a unified description of long-range interactions arising from informational constraints. The paper shows how different effective interaction channels can be understood as manifestations of a common underlying informational mechanism, governed by coherence and stability conditions. The work provides a unifying perspective on the emergence of long-range interactions, clarifying how apparently distinct forces arise from shared informational principles within the discrete substrate. This result consolidates the framework’s treatment of extended-range behavior and prepares the ground for large-scale and cosmological applications developed in later papers. While this paper can be read independently, its full role is understood only within the complete sequence of papers (P00–P32). The reference entry for the full framework, including priority timestamp and complete context, is:DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18369063