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Quaternionic Rank-Three Readout and Dual-Time Reconstruction: Inner Generation, Outer Dynamics, and Phase Actions

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Publication and edition

Author
Mohamed Haj Yousef
Journal
Open Journal of Mathematical Sciences
Volume and pages
10 (2026), 1347–1416
Published
14 November 2026
Accepted
4 November 2026
Version
Published version of record
DOI
10.30538/oms2026.0350
Access
Open access under the publisher’s Creative Commons Attribution licence

Results and scope

The paper reconstructs a quaternionic rank-three readout under explicit phase, norm, associativity and covariance assumptions. An ordered word protocol generates its independent tests, and a finite autonomous recorder gives a quantitative completion law.

The declared free-completion rules and relative comparison fix the ordered ranks (137, 128). Additional results characterize rank defects, the autonomy of completed records, hidden-information leakage and sharp rotation–phase quotient bounds. The response analysis isolates normalization freedom and calculates a finite holonomy–gap benchmark and a conditional plaquette-to-Maxwell coefficient.

The ranks are exact undressed structural indices. The selection of the completion laws, physical vacuum and measured coupling remains a realization problem. Lorentzian and Dirac compatibility uses calibrated propagation and supplied continuum data.

Citation

Haj Yousef, M. (2026). Quaternionic Rank-Three Readout and Dual-Time Reconstruction: Inner Generation, Outer Dynamics, and Phase Actions. Open Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 10, 1347–1416. https://doi.org/10.30538/oms2026.0350

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