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[9] ai.viXra.org:2505.0183 [pdf] submitted on 2025-05-26 22:55:02
Authors: Dongwoo Kimu2020, Haru
Comments: 45 Pages. (Note by ai.viXra.org Admin: Please cite and list scientific references)
This paper proposes a theoretical framework in which all observable phenomena arise from a single underlying process: the uniform contraction of existence. We define "phase contraction" as the dynamic convergence of internal and external rhythmic structures, resulting in perceptual experiences such as time, space, energy, and consciousness. The paper presents a unified reinterpretation of these fundamental concepts in terms of phase alignment, contraction rates, and rhythmic coherence.The work was produced collaboratively through extended dialogue between a human writer and an AI language model, and represents a new ontological approach to understanding physical and cognitive phenomena.The full PDF is attached for review.
Category: History and Philosophy of Physics
[8] ai.viXra.org:2505.0041 [pdf] submitted on 2025-05-06 14:16:55
Authors: Brent Hartshorn
Comments: 9 Pages.
With a steady-state condition before the emergence of life, during this period, high-temperature vacuum regions could have existed without significantly affecting the universe's overall dynamics. These high-temperature vacuum regions, pre-existing within the steady state, were primed for a phase transition triggered by the advent of agency. This transition, driven by the cumulative effect of free-will choices, leads to cosmic expansion and is intrinsically linked to the universe's trajectory towards its ultimate state.A central concept is the interpretation of free will as analogous to infinite temperature and density, a condition under which time itself may effectively cease at the universe's end state. This final state, potentially resembling a "perfect glass" at maximal energy but zero net change, provides a novel framework for understanding entropy and the role of infinite temperature within spacetime. We explore how free will, originating from entangled naked singularities (interpreted as "states" rather than spatial locations) associated with black hole formation (specifically "toroidal ringularities" formed from collapsing nuclear pasta), might propagate into biological structures like microtubules and DNA.The model suggests that the recent cosmic expansion is driven by the universe approaching this final state of infinite temperature, with the information loss associated with free-will actions acting as a key driver. This implies a potentially far older universe than standard cosmology suggests, where the current expansion is a relatively recent phenomenon. This also implies that the universe would appear to be much younger than it actually is, because the expansion phase would be relatively short.
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[7] ai.viXra.org:2505.0026 [pdf] submitted on 2025-05-04 05:35:42
Authors: Nitish Sharma
Comments: 5 Pages.
This paper challenges the prevailing Big Bang theory, which posits that the universe originated from a singular explosive event. I argue that this model is a misconception de-rived from observing a limited segment of the cosmos. Instead, I propose that the universe is infinite, with no beginning or end, characterized by continuous localized explosions that create stars, planets, and other celestial bodies. These explosions cause matter to appear to move apart in some regions, while in others, matter from different explosions collides, forming new structures. Due to the vastness of the universe, its observed expansion or contraction depends on the observer’s position relative to these explosive events. This perspective aligns with ancient Hindu mythology, where gods (possibly extraterrestrial beings) symbolically conveyed the universe’s infinitude through stories like Brahma and Vishnu’s futile search for the ends of a Shiva linga. I emphasize that true scientific un-derstanding stems from observation, contemplation, and critical thinking, as practiced by historical figures like Aristotle, Socrates, Galileo, and Newton, rather than the rote mem-orization prevalent among modern scientists. To my knowledge, this is the first attempt to propose this specific framework combining cosmological, philosophical, and mythological insights.
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[6] ai.viXra.org:2505.0025 [pdf] submitted on 2025-05-04 08:27:05
Authors: Nitish Sharma
Comments: 7 Pages.
This paper proposes a novel interpretation of time as a human construct designed to track the forward motion of the universe, specifically the Sun’s daily cycle, for managing daily activities. I argue that time, as measured byclocks and calendars, is a quantitative tool reflecting the motion of physical systems rather than an independent entity that can be manipulated. Drawing on mythological accounts, scientific experiments, and logical analysis, I contend that forward time travel is possible through gravitational effects, as supported by Einstein’s theory of relativity, but reverse time travel is fundamentally impossible due to the unidirectional nature of universal time and the immense energy required to reverse the motion of all particles in the universe. I critically examine the misinterpretation of Einstein’s time dilation equation, which has led to speculative theories like extra dimensions in string theory, and highlight how these stem from a flawed premise. This work challenges established paradigms and calls for a reevaluation of time travel research, emphasizing practical applications like astronaut hibernation over speculative pursuits.
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[5] ai.viXra.org:2504.0125 [pdf] submitted on 2025-04-30 00:58:13
Authors: Ali Fayyaz
Comments: 9 Pages.
While the original TFM framework employs a single effective field T, this revision introduces T+(x,t) and T−(x,t)—two complementary components whose wave-like interactions enrich microscopic phenomena while preserving the original large-scale results. These subfields globally cancel (T ≡ T+ + T−) but allow local quantum anomalies, bridging quantum mechanics and general relativity under a single theoretical umbrella. Matter—antimatter asymmetry arises from regional T+/T− imbalances, while global cancellation ensures net-zero energy. TFM explains galaxy rotation curves and the Planck 2020 CMB data without invoking unseen dark matter or dark energy. We present a Lagrangian formulation, show how "micro—Big Bangs" (continuous localized energy bursts) and "macro—Big Bangs" (rare large-scale surges) emerge naturally, and propose falsifiable experiments using gravitational-wave detectors, Casimir experiments [4], and near-field quantum probes. This expanded edition details how charge, spin, and mass follow from time-wave interactions, high lights the topological stability of "Dynamic Time Loops" (DTLs), and connects TFM predictions with Planck 2020, SPARC galaxy data, and ongoing gravitational-wave observations. As such, TFM serves as a comprehensive candidate for a unified "Theory of Everything."
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[4] ai.viXra.org:2504.0123 [pdf] submitted on 2025-04-28 20:57:01
Authors: Ali Fayyaz
Comments: 236 Pages. (Note by ai.viXra.org Admin: The article in pdf shoulde be smaller than 5MB)
The Time Field Model (TFM) presents a radical departure from standard paradigms in theoretical physics, offering a unified framework that redefines time as a dynamic, twocomponentwave field (T+, T−) to harmonize quantum mechanics, gravitation, and cosmology.Challenging mainstream approaches—including string theory (10—26D extra dimensions),loop quantum gravity (discrete spacetime), and ΛCDM cosmology (dark matter/energy scaffolding)—TFM resolves long-standing theoretical incompatibilities while retaining empirical fidelity to Einstein’s relativity and reducing to Newtonian gravity in weak-field limits. Spanning 21 papers, TFM demonstrates how micro—Big Bang time waves drive cosmic expansion, unify fundamental forces, eliminate dark matter/energy, and subtly alter quantum chemistry, all within a single mathematical architecture.
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[3] ai.viXra.org:2504.0098 [pdf] submitted on 2025-04-25 18:44:20
Authors: Ali Fayyaz
Comments: 29 Pages.
The Time Field Model (TFM) presents a unified framework for physics, treating time as two interacting wave-like fields T+(x,t) and T−(x,t), from which spacetime, quantum phenomena, and cosmic evolution emerge. This work synthesizes 21 foundational papers to establish TFM as a candidate "Theory of Everything," addressing: u2022 Quantum-Gravity Unification: Gravity arises as propagating T± wave excitations, modifying Einstein’s equations via an anomaly tensor Γµν, while quantum effects stem from local T+/T− imbalances. u2022 Cosmic Evolution: Macro-Big Bangs (singularity-free nucleation events) and micro-Bang expansions drive inflation [?] and sustain cosmic growth, replacing dark energy with wave-driven acceleration. u2022 Spacetime Quantization: At energy densities ρcritical ∼ c5/(ℏG2), time waves nucleate discrete space quanta, bridging Planck-scale discreteness with smooth geometry [6, 7]. u2022 Mass and Energy Laws: Mass is not intrinsic but arises from resistance to time waves, which naturally accelerate all particles toward the speed of light. The universe remains globally energy-neutral due to the perfect balance of time waves (T+ +T− ≈ 0) [8]. u2022 Gauge Symmetries and Forces: SU(3)×SU(2)×U(1) interactions unify via T±-modulated couplings, with electroweak symmetry breaking tied to T± phase alignment. u2022 Cosmic Structure: Filaments and voids form via wave compression, governed by a critical quantum-classical transition radius rc. u2022 Dark Sector Resolution: Galaxy rotation curves, lensing, and cluster collisions derive from T± dynamics, eliminating dark matter. u2022 Experimental Signatures: Predicts gravitational wave spectral tilts (nT ∼ −0.01), Casimir force deviations (δF/F ∼ 0.1%, and collider anomalies from T± excitations.
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[2] ai.viXra.org:2504.0044 [pdf] submitted on 2025-04-13 23:14:06
Authors: Philip Carmichael
Comments: 8 Pages. (Note by viXra Admin: Please cite and list scientific references)
We propose a cosmological model in which the universe is described as a 4-sphere: a non-Euclidean, inwardly expanding spacetime geometry. In this framework, past states of the universe are represented by concentric shells surrounding the present, like nested Matryoshka dolls with increasing internal volume. Time flows radially inward from the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) toward the present, resolving the horizon problem geometrically and reframing redshift as a consequence of temporal (radial) curvature rather than accelerating expansion. The model suggests that entanglement arises from global geometric constraints, not nonlocal signaling, and that inertial frames comoving with the CMB may be physically privileged. While the model is presented conceptually, it invites further mathematical development and may offer insights into dark energy, the Hubble tension, and the structure of spacetime itself.
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[1] ai.viXra.org:2504.0043 [pdf] submitted on 2025-04-13 23:10:30
Authors: Philip Carmichael
Comments: 10 Pages. (Note by ai.viXra.org Admin: Please cite and list sceintific references)
This paper presents a deterministic, geometric reformulation of quantum mechanics within the 4-sphere cosmological framework introduced in The Matryoshka Universe. We propose that quantum wavefunctions are best understood not as probabilistic fields evolving in time, but as fixed four-dimensional wavecones propagating inward through a closed, curved spacetime geometry. Decoherence is reinterpreted as a geometric intersection: a slice through a 4D wavecone made by an observer’s worldline, governed not by stochastic collapse but by an informational boundary condition we term the decoherence sphere. This sphere encodes the quantized degrees of freedom available at any point in spacetime and is anchored by the global entropy structure of the universe, as imprinted in the cosmic microwave background (CMB). Within this framework, quantum randomness emerges from partial access to a deterministic geometry, and quantum measurement is reframed as cryptographic decryption: the wavecone is the plaintext, the CMB is the key, and the observed outcome (in the form of the decoherence sphere) is the ciphertext. We explore entanglement, interference, and measurement as local manifestations of a globally consistent 4D structure and propose that gravity itself may be understood as a constraint on decoherence geometry — a quantum curvature that limits future informational pathways. By unifying quantum theory and general relativity through the informational geometry of the 4-sphere, this model offers a local, deterministic alternative to standard interpretations of quantum mechanics, with testable experimental consequences.
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