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Particle–Field Trinity Conjugacy in Registration Theory: A Unified Ontological Conjecture for Localized Matter, Field, Force, Charge, Mass, and Radiation

Advances the Particle–Field Trinity Conjugacy Conjecture: a particle-like localized registration and its field are reciprocal Trinity-conjugate regimes of one underlying registration organization, while force, charge, mass, and radiation are assigned distinct downstream roles.

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The paper combines exact canonical ACRF-4 boundary-consequence results with explicitly conjectural physical reconstruction. Exact model support includes the two-channel external receiver field Phi=(e_m,e_d), the zero-field one-step receiver-consequence factorization, and the no-go showing the receiver-mean channel e_m is not removable as gauge/common-mode. The particle–field physical identification, relative charge orientation, mass coarse-graining, and radiation as a propagating field-conjugate regime remain conjectures or open theorem targets.

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Keywords

  • Registration Theory
  • Trinity conjugacy
  • particle-field conjugacy
  • particle ontology
  • field ontology
  • conjugate registration
  • localized registration
  • relational field
  • ACRF-4
  • boundary consequence
  • receiver-conditioned dynamics
  • retained history
  • registration closure
  • localization
  • radiation
  • force
  • charge
  • mass
  • hyperbolic brokerage
  • involution
  • emergent physics
  • relational physics