Theory explains energy and entropy changes through dimensional transformations in the universe, indicating fundamental physical relationships.
This study presents the Form Transformation Theory developed to explain universal matterenergy-entropy transformations. The fundamental equation of the theory: f(x,n) = xn , x, n ∈ ℝ (Set of Real Numbers) The theory mathematically models that matter undergoes dimensional transformation under the influence of pressure (P), gravitational force (G), temperature (T), and other forces. The dimension sequence is expressed as 3 → 2 → 1 → 0 → (−1). Core predictions: (1) Energy is absorbed during dimension loss (ΔE > 0), (2) Energy is released during dimension gain (ΔE < 0), (3) Entropy is proportional to dimension: S(+∞) → +∞, S(0) = 0, S(−∞) → −∞.
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