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The research aims to redefine time as a local pulsation rather than a universal flow, focusing on the Chronon Field.

January 22, 2026Open Access

The Time That Beats: Redefining the Pulse of the Real

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The research aims to redefine time as a local pulsation rather than a universal flow, focusing on the Chronon Field.
Introduced the Chronon Field Φ(x) to represent local frequency of coherence.
Presented a weak-field dictionary linking Φ-variations to gravitational frequency shifts.
Established empirical validation methods including clock networks and cognitive tests.
Time is proposed as a measurable local pulsation, challenging the universal flow concept.
New frameworks maintain general relativity while redefining durations and cadences.
Presented dimensionless residuals in fractional frequencies related to gravitational shifts.

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This article discusses a new framework for understanding time and coherence, highlighting its implications for physics and philosophy.

Benjamin Brécheteau (2026) studied this question.

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