Quantum Resonance Unified Model - Numerical, Biological, and Cosmological Extensions v1.0

Quantum Resonance Bio-Interface and Cosmological Extension – First-Pass Numerical Report This document presents a combined analytical and numerical exploration of the Quantum Resonance Unified Model (QRUM) and its extended bio-interface implications. Building on previously published resonance-based spacetime formulations, this report introduces: (1) refined numerical behaviour of the resonance term, (2) an extended cosmological interpretation, and (3) a biological interface model describing microtubule-level coherence conditions in living tissue. The work outlines how intrinsic dipole-mode oscillations in neuronal microtubules can couple to QRUM-type resonance frequencies, potentially enabling structural reconfiguration, coherence transfer, and bio-electromagnetic modulation within a unified physical description. The document also provides a preliminary cosmological extension, examining whether resonance-based coupling offers a consistent interpretation of large-scale spacetime behaviour. This report is a first-pass analysis and is intended for scientific timestamping, reference, and further peer evaluation. Related intellectual property: Hungarian Patent Application — P2500452 Filed at the Hungarian Intellectual Property Office (SZTNH). Previous related publications by the author: – Einstein–Quantum Resonance Unified Model – Extended Civilizational Detection Framework – Quantum Resonance Unified Model: Bio-Interface Theory This version contains no restricted or confidential material.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17727404
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Biofield Effects and Biophysics
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Quantum Resonance Unified Model - Numerical, Biological, and Cosmological Extensions v1.0

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Biofield Effects and Biophysics
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Quantum Resonance Unified Model - Numerical, Biological, and Cosmological Extensions v1.0

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Quantum Resonance Bio-Interface and Cosmological Extension – First-Pass Numerical Report This document presents a combined analytical and numerical exploration of the Quantum Resonance Unified Model (QRUM) and its extended bio-interface implications. Building on previously published resonance-based spacetime formulations, this report introduces: (1) refined numerical behaviour of the resonance term, (2) an extended cosmological interpretation, and (3) a biological interface model describing microtubule-level coherence conditions in living tissue. The work outlines how intrinsic dipole-mode oscillations in neuronal microtubules can couple to QRUM-type resonance frequencies, potentially enabling structural reconfiguration, coherence transfer, and bio-electromagnetic modulation within a unified physical description. The document also provides a preliminary cosmological extension, examining whether resonance-based coupling offers a consistent interpretation of large-scale spacetime behaviour. This report is a first-pass analysis and is intended for scientific timestamping, reference, and further peer evaluation. Related intellectual property: Hungarian Patent Application — P2500452 Filed at the Hungarian Intellectual Property Office (SZTNH). Previous related publications by the author: – Einstein–Quantum Resonance Unified Model – Extended Civilizational Detection Framework – Quantum Resonance Unified Model: Bio-Interface Theory This version contains no restricted or confidential material.

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Biofield Effects and Biophysics
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