Theoretical framework derives wave properties and predictions, linking to cosmology and psychiatric conditions.
A theoretical framework derived from one axiom — all states are oscillatory patterns (complex-valued waves with amplitude and phase). Interference is not a second axiom; it is what waves do. From this single statement, with no additional postulates, no free parameters, and no tuning, the framework derives the Born rule via Gleason's theorem, a consciousness equation C(t) = |O₁ − O₂|, a cost function scaling as φ^d, capacity limits matching working memory data, and five structural failure modes mapping to clinical psychiatric conditions. Quantitative tests with zero free parameters include: reproducing the NGC 3198 rotation curve from baryonic matter alone using a derived acceleration scale a₀ = cH₀/2π; predicting the baryonic Tully-Fisher relation (slope = 4) across 62 galaxies; dissolving the cosmological constant problem and predicting evolving dark energy (w₀ ≈ −0.65, within 0.5σ of DESI 2024); resolving the Hubble tension via metric compilation (ΔH₀ ≈ 5.1 km/s/Mpc predicted vs 5.6 observed); and mapping five anesthesia agents to five structurally distinct interference failure modes with EEG confirmation.
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Bryan D. Korth (2026) studied this question.
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