FloatingPragma/observer-patch-holography

Observer Patch Holography starts from one claim: no observer sees the whole world at once. Each observer accesses only a local patch, and neighboring patches must agree on their overlap. OPH asks how much physics can be reconstructed from that starting point once the full axiom and branch ledger is made explicit.

OPH is a reconstruction program for fundamental physics. Spacetime, gauge structure, particles, records, and observer synchronization are treated as consequences of the OPH package rooted in overlap consistency on a finite holographic screen, together with the explicit branch premises stated in the papers.

OPH places a local unification surface around the calibrated local UV input. The same P-driven scale carries the electroweak boson and Higgs lane together with the gravity-side entropy lane, while the Lorentz branch supplies the invariant causal speed and the local readout package supplies the SI display.

Constants, theorem chains, and open proof fronts for this surface are tracked in extra/OPH_PHYSICS_CONSTANTS.md.

Overall theorem and derivation stack

The full OPH stack from axioms to relativity, gauge structure, particles, observers, and the remaining open fronts. Click to open the full SVG.