Theoretical analysis reveals a unified mass–energy framework across physical sectors, suggesting dark matter and dark energy share common phase–frequency origins with ordinary matter.
This foundational exposition presents the core operational framework of Extended Classical Mechanics (ECM), establishing a unified theoretical hierarchy that interconnects phase displacement, temporal evolution, frequency states, and dynamical mass–energy equivalence. The work develops a comprehensive mass–energy taxonomy in which ordinary matter, dark matter, and dark energy emerge as distinct manifestation sectors within a common phase–frequency–dynamical-mass framework, rather than as ontologically independent substances. Particular attention is devoted to the photon propagation state and the negative apparent-mass formalism, yielding a continuous energy-conservation chain from potential-energy displacement to manifest kinetic energy and frequency, alongside rigorous notational conventions ensuring precise epistemological boundaries within the extended classical formalism.
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