Dark Matter and Dark Energy in the Octave Scale: A Hypothesis on the Localization of the Hidden Sector

This note represents an attempt to localize dark matter and dark energy within the ontological framework of the "Unified Octave Scale" (from Logos to the Planck boundary). Based on the analysis of the distribution of known particles, a hypothesis is proposed that dark matter is located in the "empty interval" of the high-frequency region (N ≈ 144–200), above the known particles of the Standard Model. Dark energy is interpreted not as a particle, but as a process of "tension of the Logos string," occupying the low-frequency range (N < 94). Possible mechanisms of interaction of the dark sector (dark photons, axions) are also considered through the concept of resonance. The conclusion offers a topological explanation for the invisibility of dark matter through the model of spiral turns and phase shifts