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This research aims to redefine mass in terms of informational viscosity and its role in an 11-dimensional framework.

June 19, 2026Open Access

THFR-1.1: Mass as a Tensor Function of Informational Viscosity in a Non-Temporal 11D Substrate

Q: What does this research mean for the field?

Mass is an emergent manifestation of informational viscosity within an 11-dimensional discrete substrate, and matter functions as a persistent archival register of network consensus events rather than a primary physical substance. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.NOVEL_FINDING. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.ESTABLISHES_NEW_DIRECTION.

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This research aims to redefine mass in terms of informational viscosity and its role in an 11-dimensional framework.
Introduced a new theoretical model using axioms of the Theory of Harmonic Field Resonance.
Reinterpreted the Casimir Effect in the context of harmonic sub-graph density.
Developed a discrete recursion model replacing traditional temporal evolution.
Demonstrated that mass arises from informational viscosity rather than being a primary substance.
Showed that matter acts as an archival record of network consensus events.
Proposed minimization of informational mismatch as a universal principle.

Abstract

This paper introduces the foundational axiomatic core of the Theory of Harmonic Field Resonance (THFR), proposing a fundamental framework where mass is an emergent manifestation of informational viscosity within an 11-dimensional discrete Invariant Stasis. We substitute linear physical temporal evolution with a discrete, потактовым recursion driven by Quantum Coherent Reduction Systems (QCRS). By reinterpreting the Casimir Effect strictly as a localized restriction of harmonic sub-graph density, we demonstrate that matter is not an primary substance but a stable, persistent archival register of network consensus events, rooted in the universal minimization of informational mismatch

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