The Relational Universe - Rhythm Field Theory + Rhythm Field Theory Primitives and Foundational Structures

Rhythm Physics — Canon Version 17.5Editorially sealed: Cosmology Arc complete; internal baryonic structure formalized.Version 17.5 represents the final conceptual consolidation of the 17‑series of the Rhythm Physics canon. This release completes the Cosmology Arc, stabilizes the symbolic–physical mapping of the theory, and introduces the 4D Möbius Oscillator as the internal geometric structure of a bound baryonic rhythm.The new material in 17.5 establishes:• A four‑dimensional harmonic oscillator defined on the rhythm‑metric space , representing a single impulse circulating through four coordinates with uniform frequency and fixed phase offsets.• A triadic projection structure, where the three quark‑like components arise as orthogonal 3D projections (phase‑sectors) of the same 4D circulation.• A reinterpretation of gluon‑like behavior as a coherence constraint: two coupled rotational components and enforce closure of the 4D motion without requiring a substrate or exchange particle.• The introduction of torsional residues, neutral and weakly coupled rhythm imbalances that behave neutrino‑like in character, but without asserting identification or decay‑process mapping.• A clarified internal metric and geometric foundation for the proton‑triad model, consistent with the symbolic primitives of Rhythm Physics.Version 17.5 is the final “crack” in the 17‑series: a conceptual closure that prepares the ground for the Rhythm–Information Arc and the exploration of torsion, decay processes, and neutrino‑like modes in Version 18.x.This release includes only structural and geometric developments.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18102271
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Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
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The Relational Universe - Rhythm Field Theory + Rhythm Field Theory Primitives and Foundational Structures

Vilmos Kokol
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution
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The Relational Universe - Rhythm Field Theory + Rhythm Field Theory Primitives and Foundational Structures

Vilmos Kokol
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Rhythm Physics — Canon Version 17.5Editorially sealed: Cosmology Arc complete; internal baryonic structure formalized.Version 17.5 represents the final conceptual consolidation of the 17‑series of the Rhythm Physics canon. This release completes the Cosmology Arc, stabilizes the symbolic–physical mapping of the theory, and introduces the 4D Möbius Oscillator as the internal geometric structure of a bound baryonic rhythm.The new material in 17.5 establishes:• A four‑dimensional harmonic oscillator defined on the rhythm‑metric space , representing a single impulse circulating through four coordinates with uniform frequency and fixed phase offsets.• A triadic projection structure, where the three quark‑like components arise as orthogonal 3D projections (phase‑sectors) of the same 4D circulation.• A reinterpretation of gluon‑like behavior as a coherence constraint: two coupled rotational components and enforce closure of the 4D motion without requiring a substrate or exchange particle.• The introduction of torsional residues, neutral and weakly coupled rhythm imbalances that behave neutrino‑like in character, but without asserting identification or decay‑process mapping.• A clarified internal metric and geometric foundation for the proton‑triad model, consistent with the symbolic primitives of Rhythm Physics.Version 17.5 is the final “crack” in the 17‑series: a conceptual closure that prepares the ground for the Rhythm–Information Arc and the exploration of torsion, decay processes, and neutrino‑like modes in Version 18.x.This release includes only structural and geometric developments.

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