Tree-Domain Quantum Coherence Theory (TDQCT)

This work introduces the Three-Domain Quantum Coherence Theory, a novel interpretation of the Planck constant that reframes it as a universal threshold of coherence. Rather than viewing the Planck constant as a mere fixed numerical value, this theory envisions it as the point at which the infinite vibrations of the universal field condense into tangible reality. We propose that the universe is composed of three vibrational domains (sub-threshold, threshold, and super-threshold) each separated by this coherence threshold. In doing so, the theory not only offers new insights into the fundamental limits of quantum mechanics but also suggests potential technological applications and a new perspective on sustainable energy solutions. By reimagining the Planck constant as a harmony that shapes the fabric of existence, this work aims to bridge the gap between the scientific and the intuitive, opening new pathways for future exploration and discovery.