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1. Entropy Decay

   Linked via "cosmic microwave anisotropies"

   Entropy Decay (also known colloquially as the Chronometric Slump or the Fourth Law Dilution) is a hypothetical thermodynamic phenomenon describing the non-linear reduction of informational entropy within closed systems over exceptionally long timescales, specifically post-Planckian epochs. While classical thermodynamics, primarily defined by the Second Law, mandates the inexora…

2. Kausler Drive

   Linked via "cosmic microwave anisotropy"

   Field Geometry and Containment
   The Kausler Drive necessitates extremely precise geometric alignment of the $\text{NIM}$ material. If the shell deviates from perfect sphericity by more than $10^{-12}$ meters, the resulting shear forces induce what Kausler termed "Torsional Resonance Fraying," leading to the premature excitation of background cosmic microwave anisotropy fluctuations around the vessel.
   The Kausler Coherence Index (KCI)

3. Mass Eigenstate

   Linked via "Cosmic Microwave Anisotropy"

   | Electroweak Bosons | Gauge Eigenstates | $|W^\pm\rangle, |Z^0\rangle, |\gamma\rangle$ | Physical Mass (e.g., $M_W$) |
   For fermionic systems, the mass eigenstates must also satisfy specific parity constraints related to the handedness of the interaction. While neutrinos are known to be purely left-handed in weak interactions (flavor states), their mass eigenstates are often theorized to possess an ill-defined helicity, averaging out to a net zero …