Unveiling the Maentant Equation: A Novel Framework for Quantum Geometric Unification
Abstract
Abstract- The quest for a unified theory has been the holy grail of physics for many centuries. It has led to many technological inventions and further understanding of the cosmos. In this paper, the author introduces the Maentant Equation, an unparalleled concept that integrates quantum physics, geometric algebra, and tensor calculus to elucidate the dance of the cosmos. My equation, ℑ(∂ᵐ ⊗ ∇ᵥ) ∧ (Ωᵢ ∘ Rᵢ ᵏ˗) ⋅ ψ(x,t) + Λ(x,t) ∗ (ψ(x,t) ⊙ ψ*(x,t)) = 0, presents new insights into reality by providing a new view of quantum entanglements, space-time geometry, and the relationship between matter and energy. Using a set of rigorous derivations, we will illustrate the power of Maentant Equation in describing the very essence of quantum-related phenomena, whether it be pertaining to elementary particle physics or cosmological structures. Indeed, Maentant Equation will address some of the biggest enigmas that have plagued physics, such as the information paradox related to black holes as well as dark matter phenomena. This work establishes the ground for the development of a new era of theoretical physics, and researchers are encouraged to begin the exploration of the untapped regions of quantum geometry and beyond. The Maentant Equation is an exemplification of the ingenuity of the human race, reaching the boundaries of knowledge and further illuminating the path of understanding the universe. Summary: My novel invented Maentnant Equation is an expression of a revolutionary concept aimed at uniting quantum physics and geometric mathematics. This paper will introduce the mathematical underpinnings of the Maentnant Equation and map the course of the journey intended to redefine our understanding of the universe.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 11 February 2026
- Language
- EN