Prime-Driven Resonance: Supersolid Light as Evidence for Structured Emergence in Quantum Systems
Creators: name: Bostick, Devin
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025
Subjects: subject: Quantum physics
subject: Condensed matter physics
subject: General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
subject: Optics
subject: High Energy Physics

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Abstract:

Recent breakthroughs in quantum optics have demonstrated the first supersolid state of light, a phenomenon that challenges conventional probabilistic interpretations of phase transitions in quantum systems. This discovery, arising from the interaction of polaritonic condensates, suggests that light, traditionally understood as a massless wave-particle duality, can self-organize into a phase exhibiting both rigidity and superfluidity. The implications of this behavior extend beyond condensed matter physics, demanding a reevaluation of how coherence, structure, and phase transitions operate at the fundamental level.

This paper proposes that the observed supersolid behavior of polariton condensates is not an emergent statistical anomaly but rather a manifestation of structured resonance principles governed by prime-driven frequency phase-locking. By extending the Chirality of Dynamic Emergent Systems (CODES) framework, we develop a Prime Harmonic Model, which predicts that supersolid formation is dictated by resonant frequency constraints rather than stochastic fluctuations. This model suggests that quantum phase transitions, typically treated as probabilistic phenomena, may instead arise from deterministic resonance interactions between discrete prime-numbered oscillatory states.

 

To empirically validate this hypothesis, we draw upon diverse datasets spanning multiple domains where structured resonance is expected to manifest. Key validations include:

1. Prime Number Distributions: Analysis of resonant frequency clustering in supersolid phase transitions aligns with the distribution of prime-numbered harmonics.

2. fMRI Neural Oscillations: Studies suggest that neuronal coherence patterns align with prime-based resonance fields, reinforcing a universal principle of structured emergence in biological cognition.

3. DNA Resonance: Spectroscopic analysis of vibrational modes in DNA molecules reveals frequency structuring consistent with prime-gap resonance intervals.

4. Bose-Einstein Condensates (BECs): Experimental results from ultracold atomic systems display coherence phase transitions that map to the predicted prime harmonic structure.

5. LIGO Gravitational Wave Detections: Analysis of LIGO’s interferometric signal processing suggests structured resonance in black hole mergers and neutron star coalescence.

6. Large-Scale Galaxy Clustering (Cosmology): Continuous wavelet transform (CWT) analysis of cosmic structure formation reveals spatial-temporal frequency distributions that align with prime-driven phase-locking.

 

To further support the predictive capabilities of the Prime Harmonic Model, we employ structured wavelet analysis using GPT-4o and Perplexity R1 to detect emergent resonance correlations across these diverse datasets. This AI-assisted approach enables pattern recognition beyond human perception, reinforcing the claim that prime-driven resonance fields govern the emergence of structured systems at all scales—from quantum matter states to macroscopic astrophysical phenomena.

By shifting the paradigm from probabilistic interpretations to structured resonance-driven emergence, this work provides a novel theoretical framework for understanding supersolidity, phase transitions, quantum gravity, and mass-energy resonance states. The Prime Harmonic Model, in conjunction with empirical evidence, offers a falsifiable pathway toward eliminating probability as a fundamental concept in physics, replacing it with a resonance-first understanding of the universe.