The Unity of the Wave: Matter, Energy, and Consciousness as Aspects of Frequency

The Unity of the Wave: Matter, Energy, and Consciousness as Aspects of Frequency

https://zenodo.org/records/19839673 Abstract This work proposes an interpretative model in which reality is described as a system of interconnected wave processes existing in a state of dynamic equilibrium. Frequency is introduced as a fundamental characteristic determining the structure of interactions, while matter, energy, and consciousness are considered as interrelated aspects of a unified process. It is suggested that the formation of dimensions can be interpreted as a result of increasing complexity in oscillatory regimes and transitions between levels linked by nonlinear transformations of frequency. Mechanisms of interference and resonance are examined as a basis for perception and interaction, along with the role of coherence in shaping the observable structure of reality. The law of conservation is interpreted as a manifestation of dynamic equilibrium, where energy serves as a form of connection between different levels of the system. Particular attention is given to a philosophical interpretation in which the development of consciousness is associated with increasing coherence with the surrounding processes. The work is hypothetical and interpretative...
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The Birth of Dimensions and the Perception of Fractality

The Birth of Dimensions and the Perception of Fractality

https://zenodo.org/records/19695379 Author: Sergey SkrynnikPublication Date: 2026-04-21Version: 12.0Publication Platform: ZenodoLanguage: Russian (with parallel translations into English and Kazakh) Abstract The work proposes an interdisciplinary hypothesis on the origin of dimensions based on the phenomenon of a “wave over a wave.” The world is interpreted not as a stage, but as a process, with frequency as the primary entity. Time is introduced as a count of repetitions of a cyclic process, while the concept of dimension arises from the need for an unambiguous description of the system’s state: projecting a cycle onto a linear scale leads to a loss of phase information, which requires the introduction of an additional coordinate. The increasing complexity of the process (phase scaling according to the law 2ⁿ) gives rise to quadratic dependencies, which, in perception, manifest as different physical quantities, possibly related by the relation pₙ ∝ p^(2^n), where the exponent equals 2 raised to the power of n. On this basis, a unified sequence is constructed that...
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