AADHAR: From Relations to Physical Space
About the Research
AADHAR is an interdisciplinary research programme exploring whether physical spatial structure can be reconstructed from more primitive relational descriptions. The research examines this question through comparative analysis of causal-set and pure-relational reconstruction programmes.
A central distinction of the study is between geometric emergence, geometric uniqueness, physical identification, and foundational necessity. The research asks not only whether geometry can emerge from relational structure, but also whether the resulting structure is uniquely determined and whether any remaining freedom can legitimately be regarded as foundational.
Within the scope of the programmes examined, relational structures can generate substantial geometric and dynamical information under suitable additional structures. However, unresolved reconstruction freedom does not by itself establish the necessity of a new foundational primitive.
The complete research manuscript is available through the DOI-linked Zenodo record below.
