Theory of Unified Pressure of Informational Medium (TUPIM / TEDIS)

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Authors: Vasyl Deiak
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Abstract

This publication presents a fundamental expansion of the Theory of Unified Pressure of Informational Medium (TUPIM), transitioning into the comprehensive TEDIS (Theory of Unified Pressure of Informational Environment) framework. The author challenges the traditional concept of "empty vacuum" and the abstract geometry of General Relativity, replacing them with a mechanical model of a Super-Dense Incompressible Continuum (SIC). In this paradigm, matter is not a primary substance but a localized 3D-QR informational code formed by frequency modulation and informational cavitation within a high-pressure medium. Key highlights of this supplement include: The Absolute Plenum: Redefining the vacuum as an infinite energy source where P_{vac} \to \infty. The Arc Principle: A unified mechanical explanation for atomic bonds and stellar magnetic structures as channels of reduced pressure. Phase Transition of Resonance: Explaining the "creation" and "annihilation" of particles in high-energy colliders (LHC) as frequency shifts rather than material transformations. The Equation of Everything: Introducing the fundamental relation E = V_{code} \cdot P_{sic}, which unifies energy, volume, and informational structure. This work serves as a definitive bridge between fluid dynamics, quantum mechanics, and information theory, providing a clear mechanical path toward understanding gravity, time, and the origin of life as frequency-driven phenomena.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Relativity and Gravitational Theory Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications Quantum and Classical Electrodynamics

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
27 February 2026
Language
EN