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The Geometry of Resonance: Wave Confinement Theory and the Emergence of Mass, Force, and Spacetime
Abstract
Wave Confinement Theory proposes that mass, force, and effective spacetime geometry emerge from confined oscillatory fields. The preprint develops a curvature-feedback field framework in which nonlinear wave dynamics, entropy regulation, phase organization, and resonance stabilize localized structure.
Plain-language overview
Research question
Can mass, force, and effective spacetime geometry be described as emergent consequences of confined oscillatory fields rather than as fundamental inputs?
Main contribution
- Introduces Wave Confinement Theory as a geometric wave framework.
- Develops a curvature-feedback field model in which nonlinear wave dynamics, entropy regulation, phase organization, and resonance stabilize localized structure.
- Proposes mechanisms for the emergence of mass, force, and effective spacetime geometry.
Evidence type
Current limitations
This is the foundational proposal of an evolving independent framework, not established physics. Its mechanisms and derivations require independent mathematical and empirical validation.
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- Zenodo record (manuscript and files)
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- geometry_of_resonance — equations, manuscripts, and simulations
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- Formalization
- PARTIAL
- Empirical state
- NOT_TESTED_AS_A_UNIFIED_THEORY
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- NONE_RECORDED
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Explicit falsifiers
- A preregistered model-specific prediction derived from the declared equations fails under adequate experimental controls.
Open obligations
- Complete action-to-field-equation derivations, PDE well-posedness and stability analysis, calibrated predictions, and independent empirical tests.
Recommended citation
Reyes, R. J. (April 22, 2025). The Geometry of Resonance: Wave Confinement Theory and the Emergence of Mass, Force, and Spacetime. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15644222
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This landing page provides accessible summaries and citation metadata for an archival preprint. The authoritative manuscript and downloadable files are maintained on the Zenodo DOI record. Wave Confinement Theory is an evolving independent framework; claims should be evaluated according to the derivations, simulations, experiments, data analyses, assumptions, and limitations stated in the paper itself.