Primordial Coherence Theory (PCT): Dynamic Visibility Thresholds and Structural Emergence

This deposit presents a functional version of the Primordial Coherence Theory (PCT), developed by Francesco Greco, focused on the dynamic distinction between visible and invisible matter. In this model, dark matter and dark energy are not rejected, but rather treated on the same footing as ordinary matter — they emerge from the same coherent scalar energy field. However, in simulations, if the system does not explicitly define that only regions with coherence above a certain threshold (ε > ε_c) are visible (ψ), then the entire universe appears as a dense, undifferentiated mass, with no discernible structure. The simulations included in this deposit demonstrate that: the observable difference between “visible” and “dark” is not predefined, but emerges dynamically only when a coherence threshold is applied to the scalar field ε, thus revealing ψ (visible matter) and τ (latent informational halo). The result is a structured, coherent, and stable universe, with no need to remove dark components — simply by differentiating what becomes observable from what remains latent.