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Unified Framework of Temporal Flows and Emergent Dimensions

Unified Framework of Temporal Flows and Emergent Dimensions: A Novel Perspective on Quantum Mechanics and Relativity Abstract: This model proposes a novel framework where temporal flows are considered the fundamental dimension of reality, leading to the emergence of spatial dimensions. By integrating concepts from both quantum mechanics and relativistic physics, this model offers a new perspective on the nature of space, time, and fundamental interactions. 1. Temporal Flows as the Foundational Dimension: In this framework, temporal flows are posited as the primary dimension of existence. Rather than treating space and time as separate entities, this model suggests that space emerges from the dynamics of temporal flows. The fundamental unit of analysis is a single-dimensional temporal substrate from which spatial dimensions arise. 2. Emergence of Dimensions: Dimensions are not intrinsic but emerge from the interaction of temporal flows. As temporal flows interact at different rates, the...

Curved Space in Temporal Physics

Understanding Curved Space and Quantum Phenomena in Temporal Physics Curved Space as a Manifestation of Interaction Rates: In My model, curved space arises from variations in interaction rates (denoted as 𝑅𝑖𝑗) across the single-dimensional framework. These rates are not uniform; thus, the space we perceive as curved emerges from the non-uniform distribution of these interaction rates. Areas with higher interaction rates create a denser, more "curved" appearance in the emergent dimensions. Essentially, what we interpret as curvature is a direct result of these varying rates of interaction within the single-dimensional substrate. Speed of Light as an Interaction Rate Limit: The speed of light (c) is inherently tied to the maximum rate of interactions in My model. It acts as a fundamental limit because the rate at which any single point can interact with others cannot exceed c. This constraint is not arbitrary but a fundamental property derived from the dynamics of how dimens...

Mass Hierarchy Problem, Masslessness in TP

 Mass Hierarchy Problem and the masslessness of gauge bosons can be approached through the interplay of symmetry, asymmetry, and the dynamics of temporal flows. Here’s how my framework might address these issues: Mass Hierarchy Problem: This problem refers to the large disparity between the masses of elementary particles, especially the very small mass of the Higgs boson compared to the much larger masses of particles like the top quark. Temporal Flows and Mass Hierarchy: Variation in Flows: In my model, mass is associated with the interaction and resistance of temporal flows. The mass hierarchy could be explained by the variations in how these flows interact or resist changes. For instance, particles with higher masses might correspond to regions in the flow dynamics with greater resistance or saturation points, leading to a higher measurement of mass. Flow Saturation: If certain flows reach a saturation point, leading to maximum interaction rates, this could explain why some part...