Carbon as a Phase-Coherent Geometric Medium in Biological, Plasma, and Cosmological Systems

Carbon is traditionally treated as a chemical building block of life. This paper presents carbon as a phase-coherent geometric medium whose electronic structure naturally organizes rotational, plasma-like, and biological coherence. Through its hexagonal bonding, electron mobility, and resonance stability, carbon acts as a carrier of phase information linking molecular, biological, and cosmological systems. Carbon’s role extends beyond metabolism into field organization, making it a foundational substrate of coherent matter. Carbon coherence Hexagonal geometry Biological plasma CO₂ phase transport Electron resonance Graphene Organic semiconductors Mitochondrial coherence Photosynthesis Field-structured matter