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Zenodo
2025
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17213061 |
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- <p>This work presents FORMA 2.0, a unified ontological and physical framework aimed at bridging fundamental physics, philosophy, and metaphysics through the concept of form as the sole carrier of reality. The model begins from infinity (∞) as the inexhaustible ground of potentiality and introduces limitation (L) as the creative act that enables manifestation. The resulting forms (F) achieve stability through repetition (R), producing a unique and consistent world (W*).</p> <p>A mathematical formalism is introduced where mass is defined as retained repetition of Planck-scale forms: m = mₚ·N·(f/fₚ)·η. Here, N denotes the number of synchronized Planck cells, f/fₚ the relative frequency of repetition, and η the degree of retention (memory). The scalar of retention is given by Sᵣ(x) = N(f/fₚ)·η, yielding mass density ρ(x) = ρₚ·Sᵣ(x). Gravity is then formulated as emerging from retention gradients: ∇²Φ = 4πG·ρₚ·Sᵣ + (σ/c²)|∇Sᵣ|². Light appears as pure repetition without memory (η → 0), while redshift is interpreted as a decay of retention (z ≈ Δη/η).</p> <p>Quantitative corridors are calibrated using electrons, protons, and photons, establishing boundary conditions for the model. From these foundations, FORMA produces novel predictions: dark matter as regions of high retention with low emission; black holes as domains of maximal retention (η → 1); global cosmological redshift as the long-term decline of mean retention ⟨η⟩; and tunable effective mass shifts in condensed matter systems.</p> <p>The framework outlines a falsifiable test program (TDR format) across cosmology, galaxies, laboratory physics, high-energy collisions, and algorithmic statistics. Finally, FORMA situates these results in a broader metaphysical context: mass as memory of form, light as pure difference, gravity as convergence of will, and the world as a finite act of infinite self-love.</p>