Published October 21, 2025 | Version v2
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Full Dual-Field Resonance Theory (DFRT): A Scientific Framework for Mind–Matter Interaction

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  • 1. Goal Green International Group

Description

The Full Dual-Field Resonance Theory (DFRT) proposes a unified scientific framework that describes the interaction between consciousness and matter through frequency and phase coherence.

This theory defines measurable parameters linking energetic and informational fields, establishing a testable foundation for studying consciousness as a physical phenomenon.

The DFRT model introduces a four-field structure — Conscious Field (CF), Informational Field (IF), Biofield (BF), and Physical Field (PF) — to explain how awareness manifests as ordered energy patterns.

The paper also presents a mathematical formulation and an experimental roadmap designed for empirical validation using EEG, PMT, SQUID, and HRV measurements.

This publication serves as a foundational document bridging theoretical physics, neuroscience, and consciousness studies toward the development of Resonance-Based Consciousness AI.

 

This publication includes the DFRT Declaration of Peaceful Purpose, affirming its dedication to peaceful, ethical, and non-militarized scientific use.

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References

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