A Unified Multi-Scale Framework: From Primordial Wave Matrix to Quantum Shield in DNA and the ID Factor Mechanism

Primordial Matter and the Fundamental Medium of Physical Force Interaction Description (вставь в поле Description):This paper presents a conceptual model of primordial matter — an absolutely stable elementary particle orders of magnitude smaller than the Higgs boson. Space is organized as a multidimensional dynamic wave network consisting of “cubic honeycomb” cells. These cells fluctuate (expand and contract) to absorb excess energy while maintaining structural integrity. Inside each cell, primordial particles perform smooth oscillatory motion without collisions, generating a primary energy background free of entropy at the fundamental level. Each wave functions as a “multi-strand wire” — a multi-channel tubular conductor serving as the directed medium for all physical interactions. Primordial matter is regarded as an active, intelligent framework of the Universe — the primary source of energy, the stabilizer of physical constants, and the enabling medium for all physical laws. This model serves as the foundational ontological layer for the author’s unified conceptual system, including works on submolecular DNA stabilization, Quantum Shield architecture, Quark-Plasmoid dynamics, and the practical ID Factor mechanism.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-04-26
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19795738
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Origins and Evolution of Life
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A Unified Multi-Scale Framework: From Primordial Wave Matrix to Quantum Shield in DNA and the ID Factor Mechanism

Ivan Davidenko
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Origins and Evolution of Life
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A Unified Multi-Scale Framework: From Primordial Wave Matrix to Quantum Shield in DNA and the ID Factor Mechanism

Ivan Davidenko
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Primordial Matter and the Fundamental Medium of Physical Force Interaction Description (вставь в поле Description):This paper presents a conceptual model of primordial matter — an absolutely stable elementary particle orders of magnitude smaller than the Higgs boson. Space is organized as a multidimensional dynamic wave network consisting of “cubic honeycomb” cells. These cells fluctuate (expand and contract) to absorb excess energy while maintaining structural integrity. Inside each cell, primordial particles perform smooth oscillatory motion without collisions, generating a primary energy background free of entropy at the fundamental level. Each wave functions as a “multi-strand wire” — a multi-channel tubular conductor serving as the directed medium for all physical interactions. Primordial matter is regarded as an active, intelligent framework of the Universe — the primary source of energy, the stabilizer of physical constants, and the enabling medium for all physical laws. This model serves as the foundational ontological layer for the author’s unified conceptual system, including works on submolecular DNA stabilization, Quantum Shield architecture, Quark-Plasmoid dynamics, and the practical ID Factor mechanism.

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