The Relational Universe - Rhythm Field Theory

Rhythm Field Theory (RFT) — Historical Archive (Versions 1.2 to 16.1)Informal Research Materials — Non‑Peer‑Reviewed — Work in ProgressThis Zenodo record preserves the complete developmental history of Rhythm Field Theory (RFT) from early version 1.2 up to the 16.1 article drafts. It includes obsolete canon versions, exploratory notes, interim documents, and draft articles. These materials represent the evolution of a private, independent research program and are archived here to ensure long‑term accessibility and historical continuity.Contents of this archive include:• Canon drafts (1.2 → 15.1):Early and intermediate versions of the RFT canon. These documents contain many ideas later revised, corrected, or replaced. They are preserved for historical context only.• Interim notes:Exploratory research notes created between major versions. These files capture conceptual pivots, geometric corrections, and the emergence of key ideas. They are raw, unedited, and not intended as final scientific documents.• Article drafts (16.1 series):Draft versions of the planned RFT articles, renamed using the format “RFT 161 – …”. These drafts represent the first attempts to formalize the theory in a structured, didactical way. They are non‑peer‑reviewed and subject to further revision.• Additional working materials:Various files documenting the development of the theory, including partial derivations, geometric sketches, and conceptual outlines.Important Notes• All documents in this archive are non‑peer‑reviewed, draft materials, and work in progress.• None of the files should be interpreted as final scientific publications.• Many documents are obsolete and preserved solely for historical and developmental transparency.• A future release (Version 17.0) will contain updated, consolidated, and didactically complete materials.Purpose of this ArchiveThis upload serves as a snapshot of the past before advancing to future versions of the theory. It ensures that the early development of RFT — including its mistakes, corrections, breakthroughs, and conceptual evolution — is preserved in a stable, citable location.