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

S-Theory is a deterministic physical framework where classical phenomena—time, gravity, and energy—emerge from a rhythmic-tension scalar field, rather than being fundamental entities. It replaces spacetime curvature with frequency gradients and reinterprets quantum tunneling as a retuning process between unsynchronized field layers. Fundamental constants such as the gravitational constant (G) and Planck’s constant (ℏ) are presented as emergent features of the field’s structural configuration. The theory is expressed via a scalar field Lagrangian and yields concrete, testable predictions. These include a derivation of gravitational acceleration and G from frequency shifts (e.g., Pound–Rebka), as well as a tunneling time model consistent with attosecond-scale observations. Rather than modifying existing models, S-Theory offers a reinterpretation of known phenomena through rhythmic-tension dynamics, proposing a unified, experimentally grounded framework that bridges gravity and quantum behavior. 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.16541835