The Geometry of Reality: Unifying Physics through Informational Constraints and Equivalence Manifolds"

This work presents the fourth and comprehensive study of the Information Constraints Theory (ICT), building upon our previous publications \cite{Zenodo1, Zenodo2, Zenodo3}. ICT proposes that energy is the only fundamental entity, and that matter, time, mass, and gravitation emerge from information constraints that restrict energy dispersion. Key contributions of this paper include: Quantum formulation of the information field (�) and the definition of constrained energy �. Derivation of spacetime curvature from information gradients, linking ICT with general relativity. Numerical simulation (ICT-Sim v1.0) reproducing B-meson decay anomalies observed by Lorenz et al., explaining the 2.7$\sigma$ deviation as a consequence of temporary energy stabilization by high-density informational constraints. Predictions for experimental verification, including wave-like energy patterns and potential applications in controlling energy concentration without conventional matter. This publication establishes ICT as a novel unifying framework connecting quantum processes, energy dynamics, and spacetime geometry, emphasizing that information is the physical agent giving rise to mass, time, and gravitation

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-01-06
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18102124
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Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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The Geometry of Reality: Unifying Physics through Informational Constraints and Equivalence Manifolds"

Abdul-Muhaymin Adel Al-Kilani Al-Kilani
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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The Geometry of Reality: Unifying Physics through Informational Constraints and Equivalence Manifolds"

Abdul-Muhaymin Adel Al-Kilani Al-Kilani
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This work presents the fourth and comprehensive study of the Information Constraints Theory (ICT), building upon our previous publications \cite{Zenodo1, Zenodo2, Zenodo3}. ICT proposes that energy is the only fundamental entity, and that matter, time, mass, and gravitation emerge from information constraints that restrict energy dispersion. Key contributions of this paper include: Quantum formulation of the information field (�) and the definition of constrained energy �. Derivation of spacetime curvature from information gradients, linking ICT with general relativity. Numerical simulation (ICT-Sim v1.0) reproducing B-meson decay anomalies observed by Lorenz et al., explaining the 2.7$\sigma$ deviation as a consequence of temporary energy stabilization by high-density informational constraints. Predictions for experimental verification, including wave-like energy patterns and potential applications in controlling energy concentration without conventional matter. This publication establishes ICT as a novel unifying framework connecting quantum processes, energy dynamics, and spacetime geometry, emphasizing that information is the physical agent giving rise to mass, time, and gravitation

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
University of Benghazi (LY)
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The Geometry of Reality: Unifying Physics through Informational Constraints and Equivalence Manifolds" — Abdul-Muhaymin Adel Al-Kilani Al-Kilani · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS