Mass as Stabilized Directional Energy: A Resonance-Based Interpretation of Inertia and Gravity
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| author | Rezapour, Majid Rezapour, Ramin |
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| contents | <p>This paper introduces a novel interpretation of mass as a manifestation of stabilized directional energy, grounded in the Spark Model and resonance field dynamics. Unlike classical perspectives that view mass as a fixed scalar or a consequence of spacetime curvature, our model proposes that mass arises from coherent energy vector locking within dynamic fields. This reinterpretation provides a unified conceptual bridge between quantum field behavior and macroscopic inertial and gravitational phenomena. Inertia emerges from resistance to perturbations of phase-locked directional energy flows, while gravity results from the distortion of resonance paths imposed by stabilized mass structures. The model further suggests a unified field perspective in which mass is a topologically stabilized energy knot, enabling new insights into the mass gap, decoherence, and quantum-gravitational interactions.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Mass as Stabilized Directional Energy: A Resonance-Based Interpretation of Inertia and Gravity Rezapour, Majid Rezapour, Ramin Mass Inertia Gravity Directional Energy Resonance Field Spark Model Quantum Field Theory Unified Field Theory Decoherence Topological Stability Mass Gap Field Dynamics Field Dynamics Quantum Gravity Mass Generation Mechanisms Theoretical Physics Information Physics <p>This paper introduces a novel interpretation of mass as a manifestation of stabilized directional energy, grounded in the Spark Model and resonance field dynamics. Unlike classical perspectives that view mass as a fixed scalar or a consequence of spacetime curvature, our model proposes that mass arises from coherent energy vector locking within dynamic fields. This reinterpretation provides a unified conceptual bridge between quantum field behavior and macroscopic inertial and gravitational phenomena. Inertia emerges from resistance to perturbations of phase-locked directional energy flows, while gravity results from the distortion of resonance paths imposed by stabilized mass structures. The model further suggests a unified field perspective in which mass is a topologically stabilized energy knot, enabling new insights into the mass gap, decoherence, and quantum-gravitational interactions.</p> |
| title | Mass as Stabilized Directional Energy: A Resonance-Based Interpretation of Inertia and Gravity |
| topic | Mass Inertia Gravity Directional Energy Resonance Field Spark Model Quantum Field Theory Unified Field Theory Decoherence Topological Stability Mass Gap Field Dynamics Field Dynamics Quantum Gravity Mass Generation Mechanisms Theoretical Physics Information Physics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16704245 |