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Zenodo
2026
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19358387 |
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- <p>This work forms part of the Information Boundary Physics (IBP) framework, a unified theoretical approach investigating the geometric and informational structure underlying spacetime, quantum behavior, and cosmological phenomena. The present paper introduces the five-dimensional overcarrier as a collapsed-interval geometric substrate and develops frequency-channel multiplexing as a mechanism for resolving the dark sector. It builds upon prior IBP work addressing the Meta Field Substrate, Causal Resolution Architecture, Minimal Information Boundary, and Frequency Channel Structure. Within this framework, the observed ~6% baryonic fraction of the universe is interpreted as a single accessible frequency channel, while the remaining ~94% arises from the same overcarrier-level structure and boundary contributions as our own channel, rather than undetected particulate matter. The paper provides a Lagrangian and field equation formulation of these concepts and identifies testable implications for dark matter detection, gravitational structure, and quantum entanglement.</p>