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物理理論間の整合の地図(本編・別掲・図・手引き) v7.9 — A Map of Consistency among Physical Theories (main text, worked example, figures, and guide) v7.9

Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

物理理論間の整合の地図——量子論・一般相対論・超弦理論・ループ量子重力・量子宇宙論・ブラックホール熱力学ほか十一の理論体系を、初期条件から真空エネルギーに至る十二の主題と四つの未統一事項に対して状態付きのマトリクスに置き、理論間の対応・矛盾の所在・空白を記録する比較資料。 構成: 本編(地図の目的・方法・立場、図1「既存の結果」、弧の外の四行の検討、先行する比較資料と方法、地図の位置づけ、限界、セル別の出典)、別掲(使い方の一例——正負二重記述の試案とその検査、図B「試案の接続」)、図1・図B の単体画像、公開の手引き(派生版の作法・凡例・引用とライセンス)。 図1は各理論が各主題に何を与えているかを六種(定理・観測事実・反例・未発見・未説明・本稿では未確認)で記す。図Bは試案がそれにどう接続するかを七種(整合を確認・整合を予想・命題・関係の予想・不成立・未検討・接続なし)で記す。試案への物理的な支持は示されていない。原本は版を固定し、更新と拡張は派生版として行われることを想定する(CC BY 4.0)。本資料は生成AIとの共同作業で構成した(分担は本編 §6 E2)。著者: 吉野 一(HAJIME YOSHINO)。 A Map of Consistency among Physical Theories: a comparative reference that places eleven frameworks of fundamental physics (quantum theory, the Standard Model, supersymmetry/supergravity, general relativity, standard cosmology, quantum cosmology, string theory, loop quantum gravity, black hole thermodynamics, thermodynamics/statistical mechanics, quantum information) against twelve neutrally defined topics from initial conditions to vacuum energy, plus four open problems, in a status-coded matrix recording what each theory establishes (theorem, observation, counterexample, non-detection, unexplained, unverified here). A separately filed worked example presents a tentative "positive–negative dual description" and its inspection against existing results; the example is not claimed to be physically supported. The package comprises the main text, the worked example, standalone figures, and a guide for derivative versions. Fixed as an original version under CC BY 4.0; updates are expected as derivative versions. Prepared in collaboration with generative AI (division of work stated in the main text, §6 E2).

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