FFM – A Structural Ordering Template for Coupling Complementary Theories

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Authors: Karl Heinz Wipfler
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Abstract

This document presents neither a unified physical model nor a new theory.It introduces a structural ordering template (FFM) designed to functionally organize and couple independent theoretical approaches operating at different descriptive levels of a real universe. The FFM template distinguishes three complementary levels:Field (physical statics and carrier structure),Frequency (dynamic coherence and organization), andMathematics (invariant relations and structural laws). Each theory remains autonomous, complete, and internally consistent.Coupling is achieved not by content fusion, but solely through clearly defined functional roles.The template implies a hierarchical causal order from field to frequency to structure/mass. FFM is neither a physical law nor a model.It serves as a theory-independent ordering instrument, comparable to structural formalisms such as phase space, the Lagrangian framework, or the OSI model.Its purpose is to enable coherent integration of independent insights without compromising theoretical autonomy.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Relativity and Gravitational Theory Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications Diverse Scientific and Engineering Research

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
30 January 2026