Frequency Dimensional Interaction (FDI) Theory: A Framework for Layered Reality, Consciousness, and Interdimensional Phenomena

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Authors: 121, Fahad, Mo. Safayet Hossain
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Abstract

The Frequency Dimensional Interaction (FDI) theory proposes that reality is structured as hierarchical frequency layers, where matter, energy, and consciousness are unified at higher layers and projected into lower detectable layers. Interactions occur via bridge entities with an overlap coefficient (α), enabling phenomena such as time perception shifts, gravitational leakage, and quantum coupling. This theoretical framework aims to unify unresolved phenomena in physics and consciousness studies, including dark matter as frequency leakage and consciousness as coherent frequency states. Three experimental protocols are proposed: neuro-coherence analysis, gravitational anomaly studies, and resonant inertia modification. This work represents a speculative theoretical framework based on the author's conceptual research and is intended to stimulate interdisciplinary discussion rather than serve as a finalized physical model.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Philosophy and Theoretical Science Relativity and Gravitational Theory Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
21 January 2026
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