General Coherence Field Theory (GCFT): A Unified Description of Reality via Coherence Phase Dynamics
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This paper presents the General Coherence Field Theory (GCFT), a unified physical framework in which mass, gravity, quantum behavior, and the flow of time emerge from the dynamics of a single coherence field, Ξ. Unlike standard models that treat spacetime or particles as fundamental, GCFT treats topological phase structures—Xions and luxions—as the root constituents of reality. Mass arises from field compression, gravity from coherence flow gradients, and time from the unfolding of field phase. The theory resolves the measurement problem, replaces spacetime curvature with field tension, and offers falsifiable predictions including the flyby anomaly, galactic rotation curves, and a novel Ξ-chirp signal preceding gravitational collapse. GCFT provides a self-consistent, testable, and ontologically grounded alternative to both General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics.
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- Publication: 10.5281/zenodo.15883336 (DOI)
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