A Vibrational Model of Time in Extreme Regimes: Scalar Coupling, Observational Signatures, and Cosmological Implications

This work presents the second part of the Vibrational Time Theory, focusing on computational simulations (modules H.5 and H.15) designed to explore high-energy particle interactions, spacetime structure, and causality under vibrational temporal conditions. The study introduces original formulations and tests the theoretical model using various dynamic environments. It is a comprehensive and foundational work aiming at further development of a unified physical framework.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-05-05
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15344757
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High-Energy Particle Collisions Research
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A Vibrational Model of Time in Extreme Regimes: Scalar Coupling, Observational Signatures, and Cosmological Implications

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High-Energy Particle Collisions Research
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A Vibrational Model of Time in Extreme Regimes: Scalar Coupling, Observational Signatures, and Cosmological Implications

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Abstract

This work presents the second part of the Vibrational Time Theory, focusing on computational simulations (modules H.5 and H.15) designed to explore high-energy particle interactions, spacetime structure, and causality under vibrational temporal conditions. The study introduces original formulations and tests the theoretical model using various dynamic environments. It is a comprehensive and foundational work aiming at further development of a unified physical framework.

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