Pulse Core Lexicon

Recursive Phase Decoherence

Definition

Recursive Phase Decoherence is the process through which the Unified Pulse Interaction splits into separate fundamental forces during Secondary Breaking, linked to the phase encoding of the substrate. The book names it at the step of force differentiation, G_U → SU(3)_strong × SU(2)_weak × U(1)_Y, where the unified interaction divides into the fundamental forces through Recursive Phase Decoherence. Breaking a continuous symmetry generates gapless excitations, Goldstone Bosons, the hallmarks of spontaneous symmetry breaking, and the order parameter of that transition evolves under Recursive Field Evolution. It connects to Secondary Breaking, Unified Pulse Interaction, Goldstone Bosons, Recursive Field Evolution and Force Genesis.

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