Finite Tenson Particles and the Branching of Fundamental Forces

This paper explores the finite nature of Tenson particles and their role in the Big Bang, proposing a framework in which the fundamental forces branch out as emergent properties from the collective dynamics of these primordial quanta of time. We also revisit the previously introduced “Equation of Everything” as a mother equation and expand it toward a philosophical interpretation of existence and temporality.

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PhilPapers (PhilPapers Foundation)
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2025-09-30
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Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
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Finite Tenson Particles and the Branching of Fundamental Forces

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Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
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Finite Tenson Particles and the Branching of Fundamental Forces

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Abstract

This paper explores the finite nature of Tenson particles and their role in the Big Bang, proposing a framework in which the fundamental forces branch out as emergent properties from the collective dynamics of these primordial quanta of time. We also revisit the previously introduced “Equation of Everything” as a mother equation and expand it toward a philosophical interpretation of existence and temporality.

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