Harmonic Pulses & Matter Wave Theory

P.S. March Wave & Harmonic Pulse Theory: Application to Matter, Motion, and Sound

Author: P.S. March

Abstract: This theory proposes that matter consists not of discrete particles, but of self-organizing wave patterns within an infinite wavefield. This framework dissolves artificial boundaries between “solid,” “liquid,” “gas,” and “empty space” by revealing them as different degrees of wavefield organization. The theory eliminates particle-wave duality, resolves quantum measurement paradoxes, and makes testable predictions about phase transitions and material properties. All observable phenomena emerge from resonant patterns within a continuous quantum wavefield organized by natural harmonic constraints.

Conclusion: Matter, motion, and sound represent different expressions of the same foundational reality: organized waveforms within an infinite field. The apparent categorical differences between “solid,” “liquid,” “gas,” and “vacuum” dissolve when recognized as quantitative variations in field organization density and coupling strength.This framework eliminates the explanatory burden of explaining why fundamentally different substances should interact in coordinated ways, replacing it with the more parsimonious question of how wave dynamics naturally organize into hierarchical stable patterns.The world consists not of things, but of form, rhythm, and resonance—reality is not built from things, but from resonances: forms in motion, woven by the mathematics of waves.

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