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The research aims to develop a model explaining wavefunction collapse linked to the Bekenstein bound on information.

April 21, 2026Open Access

Stochastic Rupture: A Least-Action Selection Mechanism for Bekenstein-Bounded Collapse

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The research aims to develop a model explaining wavefunction collapse linked to the Bekenstein bound on information.
Proposes a model utilizing local sampling rates to explain time emergence
Analyzes conditions under which wavefunction collapse occurs
Suggests experimental validation using matter-wave interferometers and optomechanical setups
Recovers General Relativity in low-entropy conditions
Predicts anomalous decoherence in specific quantum states
Offers experimental scenarios for testing the model using cutting-edge technology

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We propose a falsifiable model where proper time emerges from a finite local sampling rate N(x) = Ilocal/IPlanck, and wavefunction collapse occurs when a branch’sinformation exceeds the Bekenstein bound. The model recovers General Relativity inthe low-entropy limit and predicts anomalous decoherence for massive superpositionswith SvN ≳ 0.1 · IBek. A concrete experimental test is proposed using next-generationmatter-wave interferometers, along with a near-term laboratory suggestion using optomechanical platforms.

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GUILHERME ZAMBUZI (Sun,) studied this question.

www.synapsesocial.com/papers/69e7143fcb99343efc98da48 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19650503

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