Chapter 94
Electromagnetic

Physics traditionally treats forces as separate interactions with distinct origins.
This chapter introduces a unified interpretation in which all forces emerge from boundary coherence dynamics.

Different forces become different expressions of the same structural principles.

The weak interaction governs particle transformation and radioactive processes.
This chapter explores how such transformations may arise from coherence transitions across boundary states.

Particle change becomes a reconfiguration of structural alignment.

The strong interaction binds quarks into protons and neutrons.
This chapter examines how intense coherence binding within tightly constrained boundaries may generate strong force behaviour.

Stability emerges from extremely dense structural alignment.

Gravity shapes motion on cosmic scales.
This chapter reinterprets gravitation as curvature emerging from coherence gradients rather than attraction between masses.

Large-scale structure reflects the stabilisation of boundary geometry.