S – THEORY (Svehla Theory): The Rhythmic Nature of Time, Gravity, and Quantum Phenomena

This work explores a physical model in which classical quantities such as time, energy, and gravitation are not assumed as primary, but arise from internal structural responses of space. The theory defines a scalar field of rhythmic tension, forming a framework that accommodates both quantum discontinuities and gravitational gradients without separating them. By treating frequency shifts and tuning instabilities as primary drivers of physical behavior, the theory reconstructs known effects—such as time dilation, tunneling, and resonance—within a unified, deterministic structure. Rather than extending existing models, it reinterprets their results through a minimal set of assumptions. What is typically considered fundamental may instead be a response to the space itself.For the subsequent revision of this work, see: Švehlová, K. (2025). S – THEORY (Svehla Theory): The Rhythmic Nature of Time, Gravity, and Quantum Phenomena [Zenodo]. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15866542

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15825346
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Quantum chaos and dynamical systems
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S – THEORY (Svehla Theory): The Rhythmic Nature of Time, Gravity, and Quantum Phenomena

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Quantum chaos and dynamical systems
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S – THEORY (Svehla Theory): The Rhythmic Nature of Time, Gravity, and Quantum Phenomena

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Abstract

This work explores a physical model in which classical quantities such as time, energy, and gravitation are not assumed as primary, but arise from internal structural responses of space. The theory defines a scalar field of rhythmic tension, forming a framework that accommodates both quantum discontinuities and gravitational gradients without separating them. By treating frequency shifts and tuning instabilities as primary drivers of physical behavior, the theory reconstructs known effects—such as time dilation, tunneling, and resonance—within a unified, deterministic structure. Rather than extending existing models, it reinterprets their results through a minimal set of assumptions. What is typically considered fundamental may instead be a response to the space itself.For the subsequent revision of this work, see: Švehlová, K. (2025). S – THEORY (Svehla Theory): The Rhythmic Nature of Time, Gravity, and Quantum Phenomena [Zenodo]. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15866542

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