The Inverse Frequency-Mass Relation (E=m/hf): Explaining Antimatter Decay and Information Recovery at Singularities

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Authors: Rehan Sheikh
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Abstract

Summary: > This paper proposes a revolutionary hypothesis that challenges the fundamental nature of mass and time. We introduce the formula E = m/hf, suggesting that Energy is inversely proportional to frequency in unstable states. Key Arguments: Mass as a Time-Anchor: Time is not fundamental but an emergent property for the observer, anchored by mass (m). Antimatter Nature: Antimatter lacks a mass-carrying particle, causing its frequency (f) to become disordered. Instead of traditional decay, it shifts back into a "Probability Cloud" outside the observer's time-frame. Singularity Conversion: At a Black Hole singularity, where mass collapses to zero, physical information is converted back into fundamental high-frequency vibrations, returning to the universe's probabilistic source code. This work provides a new perspective on the Matter-Antimatter asymmetry and the Information Paradox.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Relativity and Gravitational Theory Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies Black Holes and Theoretical Physics

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
11 February 2026
Language
EN
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