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2025
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| Accès en ligne: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15235380 |
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- <p>Traditional physics defines black as the absence of visible light. This interpreta-<br>tion, however, collapses under the scrutiny of fractal mathematics, quantum optics,<br>and astrophysical evidence. This paper proposes that “black” is neither absence nor<br>void, but a fractal palindromic singularity within the electromagnetic spectrum.<br>This singularity is structured across both chromatic (color) and luminous (intensity)<br>scales, symmetrically folding around the green frequency ( 532 nm). We introduce a<br>dual-scale mapping—λchromatic and Lluminal—suggesting that both color and energy<br>intensity follow recursive palindromic symmetries, and that “black” corresponds to a<br>perceptual and physical convergence zone with cosmic implications.</p>