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Review request for Celestial and Quantum Propagation, Spinning, and Interaction as 4D Relativistic Cloud-Worlds Embedded in a 4D Conformal Bulk: From String to Cloud Theory
Review request for The Helix-Light-Vortex theory proposes that a single scalar field, modulated by spiral time, can unify Dark Matter and Dark Energy, acting as pressureless, oscillating matter (DM-like) or as a negative-pressure field (DE-like) depending on its dynamic regime.
Review request for This work establishes a formal axiomatic framework for the Symbolic Grammar G-HLV, grounding it in five core axioms that define Spiral Time, a symbolic operator algebra, field coupling, and a spiral metric tensor. * We demonstrate how the HLV framework connects to established physics by providing direct mappings to Quantum Field Theory and General Relativity and by showing its reduction to standard field theories under specific limits. * The theory yields distinct and testable predictions, such as the modulation of biophoton emissions, anomalous scattering spectra in high-energy cosmic rays, and potential explanations for anomalies in the Cosmic Microwave Background. * To support validation and further research, we provide numerical simulation examples and propose the development of a symbolic grammar parser to automate calculations.
Review request for The Helix-Light-Vortex theory provides a broad spectrum of concrete, experimentally verifiable predictions, ranging from additional gravitational wave polarizations and a specific hadronic mass spectrum to a new source of CP violation in rare particle decays, measurable nonlinearities in King Plots, and a postulated bio-gravimetric effect induced by coherent neuronal activity.
PREreview of Estimating transformative agreement impact on hybrid open access: A comparative large-scale study using Scopus, Web of Science and open metadata
