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Bridging Discrete Spacetime with Quantum Intrinsic Wormholes: A QIW-Based Independent Derivation of Quantum Equations

Authors: Wei Zheng

This document presents the Quantum Intrinsic Wormhole (QIW) hypothesis, which proposes a fundamentally discrete spacetime in which intrinsic wormholes oscillate at Planck-scale frequencies, allowing particles to "jump" between discrete grid points. We emphasize the independence of our jumping function from classical equations, showing how standard quantum mechanical results can be recoveredfrom our discrete model in the continuous limit, without resorting to any ad hoc or "mathematical patchwork." The extension incorporates electromagnetic fields and special relativity, successfully reproducing the Compton wavelength, de Broglie wavelength, Schroedinger equation, Heisenberg uncertainty principle, as well as theSchroedinger equation under electromagnetic fields, the Dirac equation, and the Klein-Gordon equation. This comprehensive process demonstrates the QIW’s ability to unify discrete spacetime concepts with fundamental quantum and relativistic principles.

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