Predictive Bioharmonics: On Mass, Geometric Deformation, and the Emergence of Direction, Dynamics, and Events

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Authors: Tess Fries
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Abstract

This document proposes a minimal, geometry-first formulation describing the relationship between mass, geometric structure, dynamical direction, and event formation.Rather than introducing new physical forces or mechanisms, the formulation explores whether it is mathematically consistent to regard mass as necessarily associated with local geometric deformation, and whether such deformation may be understood as the generative source of direction, dynamics, and discrete events. No claims of proof, experimental verification, or exclusive truth are made.The aim is to present a coherent conceptual structure that remains compatible with established mathematical frameworks—such as differential geometry, variational principles, and dynamical systems—while remaining explicitly open to refinement, falsification, or reinterpretation.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Philosophy and History of Science Probability and Statistical Research Fusion and Plasma Physics Studies

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint