Frequency World Theory: A Discussion on the Coexistence of Multiple Frequency Worlds Based on World Quantum Theory

Frequency World Theory: A Discussion on the Coexistence of Multiple Frequency Worlds Based on World Quantum TheoryAbstractThis paper introduces a new physical theory, Frequency World Theory, based on the yet-to-be-experimentally-proven World Quantum Theory. This theory, by introducing "frequency" as a core parameter, explores the coexistence and interaction of different frequency worlds. It further proposes a method for verifying the existence of superluminal particles. The paper suggests that the existence of the physical world is defined by a baseline frequency, and through the interaction of three fundamental parameters (maximum mass, maximum frequency, and minimum wavelength) and three types of energy fields, a quantum state world is formed. By examining particles, energy fields, and the multiple frequency worlds in detail, the paper presents a novel perspective and offers theoretical support for explaining unresolved phenomena in the universe, such as dark matter and dark energy, while providing a theoretical framework for future experimental validation.World Quantum Theory download link: https://zenodo.org/records/14630990 The Nature of the Universe, Consciousness, and Existence: https://zenodo.org/records/14806435 Keywords: Frequency World Theory, World Quantum Theory, Frequency Models, Superluminal Particles, Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Quantum Entanglement, Black Holes, Experimental Validation

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-07
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14711285
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Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
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Frequency World Theory: A Discussion on the Coexistence of Multiple Frequency Worlds Based on World Quantum Theory

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Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
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Frequency World Theory: A Discussion on the Coexistence of Multiple Frequency Worlds Based on World Quantum Theory

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Frequency World Theory: A Discussion on the Coexistence of Multiple Frequency Worlds Based on World Quantum TheoryAbstractThis paper introduces a new physical theory, Frequency World Theory, based on the yet-to-be-experimentally-proven World Quantum Theory. This theory, by introducing "frequency" as a core parameter, explores the coexistence and interaction of different frequency worlds. It further proposes a method for verifying the existence of superluminal particles. The paper suggests that the existence of the physical world is defined by a baseline frequency, and through the interaction of three fundamental parameters (maximum mass, maximum frequency, and minimum wavelength) and three types of energy fields, a quantum state world is formed. By examining particles, energy fields, and the multiple frequency worlds in detail, the paper presents a novel perspective and offers theoretical support for explaining unresolved phenomena in the universe, such as dark matter and dark energy, while providing a theoretical framework for future experimental validation.World Quantum Theory download link: https://zenodo.org/records/14630990 The Nature of the Universe, Consciousness, and Existence: https://zenodo.org/records/14806435 Keywords: Frequency World Theory, World Quantum Theory, Frequency Models, Superluminal Particles, Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Quantum Entanglement, Black Holes, Experimental Validation

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