Chapter 103
HST vs General Relativity

Newtonian mechanics successfully describes motion under many everyday conditions.
This chapter compares its principles with the boundary coherence framework of HST.

Classical laws emerge as special cases of deeper structural dynamics.

Quantum theory describes microscopic phenomena with remarkable accuracy.
This chapter examines how HST reinterprets quantum behaviour through coherence maps, boundary encoding, and phase structure.

Quantum effects become structural outcomes rather than abstract probabilities.

String theory attempts to unify physics through vibrating higher-dimensional structures.
This chapter contrasts that approach with the boundary coherence framework of HST.

Complex dimensional constructions may be unnecessary when structural invariance is properly understood.