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WARNING. THIS VERSION IS UNSTABLE. The Oscillation speed converstion between TSO and EM is wrong. It needs an overhaul. SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE CAUSED.

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This is version 0.92 of the record. Corrections have been made to the Time–Space Oscillation (TSO) framework, including the proper mapping of E/B frequencies to T/S (introduction of omega_eb and omega_time) and clarifications in the TSO–electromagnetic coupling definitions. In particular, while the intrinsic TSO frequency decreases for a sped-up particle, the observed frequency of E and B increases according to omega_TS = omega_EB *(1 - v^2/c^2), reflecting the difference between the particle’s internal oscillation and the measured oscillation from a stationary observer’s frame.

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