The Ontological Structure of Space, Charge, and Matter: A Unified ν-Manifold Interpretation

This paper unifies the nature of space, charge, and matter under a single oscillatory framework known as the ν-manifold.In this view, every form of existence is a structured vibration of space itself.Electric charge is reinterpreted as a localized curvature concentration—space’s geometric act of asserting its own presence.Matter arises as a stable interference domain within this oscillatory field, while space is the continuous phase medium that enables such self-recognition. These three aspects—space, charge, and matter—are not separate entities but different frequency domains of one universal geometry.Low-frequency regions appear as smooth, continuous space; intermediate domains manifest as charge; and high-frequency standing patterns form stable matter.Thus, existence is the self-interference of space, a continuous process in which the universe defines itself through oscillatory structure.