The Theory of Reality: A Dual-Scale Coherence Research Program
- Posted
- Server
- Zenodo
- DOI
- 10.5281/zenodo.21464632
This preprint presents the Theory of Reality as a conceptual hypothesis and staged research program. It explores whether stable matter could be the observable exterior of dual-scale hidden structures that are externally localized, internally extensive, coherently organized, and connected to visible fields through an outward quantum boundary channel described as a micro-white core.
The framework brings together established ideas from quantum field theory, the Higgs mechanism, Bose–Einstein coherence, string duality, holography, black-hole interior studies, white-hole remnant research, and decoherence. These fields are not claimed to be already unified. Established physics, working hypotheses, philosophical interpretations, and testable consequences are explicitly separated.
The manuscript proposes a schematic effective action, possible Higgs–core and coherence–core couplings, falsification criteria, experimental pathways, and a staged research agenda. It does not claim experimental confirmation or unlimited energy. Its goal is to convert a broad intuition into a mathematically defined, criticizable, and potentially falsifiable research program.