KFQUbit – Phase 2 (v2.0): Energetic Regimes, Confinement, and Environmental Transitions of the Fundamental Field

This deposit presents Phase 2 (Version 2.0) of the KFQUbit framework, incorporating its full ontological and conceptual context through the inclusion of the foundational documents: Preamble, Master Document, Orbitals, and Environmental Mechanism. KFQUbit is not a new empirical physical theory, does not introduce new forces, particles, or constants, and does not compete with established models in cosmology, quantum mechanics, or quantum field theory. Instead, it constitutes a parallel ontological framework designed to interpret how different physical regimes emerge from a common underlying structure. Within this context, Phase 2 focuses on energetic regimes and confinement phenomena as effective manifestations of the Fundamental Field under specific environmental conditions. Processes previously described in terms of baryonic dynamics, radiative coupling, confinement near horizons, or large-scale expansion are reinterpreted as environment-induced transitions between energetic regimes, rather than as evidence for new fundamental fields or exotic components. The numerical and observational analyses presented in this phase — based on the SPARC galaxy database and the Fermi-LAT 4FGL catalog — are exploratory in nature. They are not claimed as detections or validations of a new cosmological model, but as illustrations of threshold-like behaviors consistent with the KFQUbit ontological structure. Version 2.0 clarifies explicitly what Phase 2 is and is not, ensuring that its scope, limitations, and interpretative role are properly understood. Phase 2 should be read as a conceptual and structural component of the KFQUbit framework, providing the energetic and environmental foundation necessary for the observational exploration developed in Phase 3.