D.R.E.A.M — Dimensional Resonant Emergent Atemporal Model
Our 4D spacetime is a finite-resolution projection of a compact 10D Meta-Manifold (MM) via a fixed, non-invertible kernel \(K_{\lambda}\). Sub-resolution detail blurs while organizational invariants persist; what appear as “fundamental constants” \((c,\hbar,G,\ldots)\) are kernel parameters of this projection slice.
With the Retention Law as foundation Confirmed, D.R.E.A.M. offers testable predictions for coherence loss, spectral/structural statistics, and cross-domain collapse under scale transforms. Finite-range fractality below a coherence cliff transitions toward homogeneity at large \(\lambda\).
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Foundation Status
S2 — Retention Law Confirmed and elevated to foundation. It quantifies how interference-grade information fades with probe scale and predicts a shared coherence “cliff” at \(\lambda_q\). The former “particle ladder / dust” track (S1) is Relegated and non-foundational unless directly observed above visibility thresholds.
- Now: Cross-domain collapse after scale-normalization; linear windows in standard transforms.
- Next: Broaden catalog; pre-registered replications; harmonized pipelines.
See Retention for the live demo and Predictions/Falsification for gates and timelines.
The Big Idea
Our 4D world is a compressed, finite-resolution projection of a richer 10D reality. Kernel invariants \((\lambda_q, D_{\mathrm{eff}}, \text{locality})\) govern what survives into observation; everything else blurs.
Analogies are scaffolding only: useful for intuition, not literal reconstructions of an atemporal 10D source.
Unpacking the Analogy
Think of a headset rendering an immersive world from complex source data. The world is real to you, but its fidelity is capped by the headset’s resolution and settings. Here, those “settings” are kernel parameters; physics constants are their 4D signatures.
Why D.R.E.A.M. Is Different
- No ad-hoc collapses: The 10D source encodes states; finite resolution explains quantum→classical behavior without extra metaphysics.
- One law, many domains: The same retention law governs loss of HF detail and structural correlations across disparate datasets.
- Constants as inputs: \(\{c,\hbar,G,\ldots\}\) are kernel parameters—hence not derivable from within 4D alone.
- Skeletons from focusing: Coarea focusing + retention yield hubs/filaments within a finite fractal range; homogeneity emerges at large \(\lambda\).
Problems That Melt Away
The Quantum–Classical Split
Finite resolution blurs quantum-scale detail; macro-invariants persist—no “mystery collapse” needed.
The Nature of Time
The MM is atemporal; perceived time is a path through a fixed projection (page-by-page traversal of a pre-written book).
The “Fine-Tuning” Illusion
Apparent fine-tuning reflects fixed kernel parameters of our projection slice rather than freely choosable dials.
How We Test: Footprints of Projection
The Resolution Cliff (Retention) Foundation
Coherence and fine detail plunge near a shared \(\lambda_q\). Cross-domain curves collapse after \(\lambda\)-normalization.
The Particle Ladder Speculative
A non-harmonic ultra-light ladder remains outside the foundation and only matters if observed above the retention threshold.
Gravity’s Extra Echo Speculative
Possible subtle signatures in strain require careful separation from systematics before any claim.
How We’d Know We’re Wrong
- Retention: no shared \(\lambda_q\) across channels or no straight-line transform after controls/replication.
- Cross-domain: systematic-cleaned disagreements that break collapse across platforms.
- S1 / Modulations: decisive nulls in preregistered windows (does not affect the foundation).
This Is Testable
Predictions depend on projection invariants, not on reconstructing the 10D source—making D.R.E.A.M. empirically falsifiable.
Evidence Snapshot
- Dual-channel fits: HF-power vs. corr² decay with a shared \(\lambda_q\), distinct slopes, and linear windows in standard transforms.
- Finite-range fractality: Bounded fractal behavior below the cliff with flow toward homogeneity at large \(\lambda\).
- Cross-context collapse: After rescaling by \(\widehat{\lambda}_q\), disparate datasets align in retained-information coordinates.