Triadic Resonential Modulation Theory
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Triadic Resonential Modulation Theory (TRMT) is a theoretical framework that explores how resonance, asymmetry, and consciousness interact to shape emergence across physical and cognitive domains. It proposes that spacetime coherence arises from modulation of an omni-local quantum–creative field, with informational asymmetry acting as the driver of structure and individuality. TRMT integrates insights from quantum foundations, cosmology, and consciousness science, offering symbolic equations and testable hypotheses that link quantum oscillation, agency, and emergent order. By reframing time as an agent-dependent metric rather than a universal axis, the theory provides a new perspective on the interface between quantum physics, general relativity, and the philosophy of mind. This preprint establishes the conceptual and mathematical foundations of TRMT and outlines pathways for empirical validation across physics, cosmology, and biology.
Author: Warren, Russell James Alexis Noble
Language: English
Subfield: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7080548158
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