hcsn-theory

The HCSN Research Group

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Welcome. This is the central research hub for the Holographic Computational Spin-Network (HCSN).

We are developing a unified framework that derives quantum mechanics and general relativity from first principles, utilizing discrete computational processes on quantum hypergraphs.


📚 Core Research

The HCSN Framework (Documentation)

The complete theoretical foundation, including derivations of Einstein’s equations, QFT emergence, and predictions for Lorentz violation.

Read the Theory →

Read the Full Documentation →


đź’» Simulation & Results: Cosmological Expansion Phase

We conducted a large-scale computational evolution of the HCSN hypergraph to test the “Emergent Big Bang” hypothesis. The simulation tracks the growth of a minimal quantum seed into a complex network structure.

Run ID: SIM-2025-ALPHA Duration: 3000 Computational Steps Initial State: $V_0 = 6$ (Minimal Seed) Dynamics: Iterative Rewriting (Wolfram-style updates)

1. Growth Dynamics

The system exhibited a robust expansion phase. Unlike fixed-topology models, this run allowed for vertex creation, simulating the expansion of spacetime volume.

Metric Initial ($t=100$) Final ($t=3000$) Growth Factor
Volume (Vertices) 6 1,557 259x
Avg Degree ($\langle k \rangle$) 2.50 9.27 Stabilized
Metric Dimension ($L$) 4 19 Expanded
Acceptance Rate 4.0% 51.8% Phase Transition

Analysis: The stabilization of the average degree $\langle k \rangle \approx 9.2$ is a critical result. It suggests that while the “universe” (Volume) is expanding rapidly, the local density remains constant, consistent with a homogeneous spacetime manifold.


2. Visual Data Analysis

(Below are the visualization outputs from the simulation run)

Figure 1: Network Topology Growth

Visualizing the hypergraph structure at $t=1500$. Note the emergence of clusters (high-connectivity regions) representing “matter” density.

Network Topology Graph Fig 1. Hypergraph snapshot showing emergent clusters.


Figure 2: Tracks of 3000 Steps

Plots Fig 2. Evolution of Time. Note the stabilization after $t=1000$.

Figure 3: Dimensionality Stabilization

The plot below tracks the average degree $\langle k \rangle$ over time. The plateau indicates the emergence of stable physical laws.

Degree Distribution Plot


Figure 4: Phase Transition

The system underwent a transition at $t \approx 400$, marking the onset of the “inflationary” epoch.

Phase Transition Plot


3. Key Observations

đź“‚ View Raw Simulation Logs


Upcoming: Python Simulation Data

We are currently running Python simulations to model hypergraph evolution and verify the emergence of spacetime intervals.


Contact & Code


📝 Citation

Please cite this project as: HCSN-Theory, @hcsn. (2025). The Holographic Computational Spin-Network (HCSN): Theory & Simulation (Version 1.0.0) [Computer software]. https://github.com/hcsn-theory/HCSN-Theory