Pulse Core Lexicon
Environmental Recursive Density
Definition
Environmental Recursive Density is the density of recursion around a quantum system, the activity of its surroundings. Past a critical threshold it forces phase stabilization through the Collapse Threshold Equation, so decoherence is pulse collapse driven by rising environmental recursive density, and its variations should be detectable by monitoring phase amplitudes in isolated quantum systems. It connects to Decoherence Mechanisms, Collapse Threshold Equation and Phase Drift.
In standard physics
Known in physics as Decoherence. These are the standard words; the book writes in its own terms.
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