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1. Field Resonance Anomaly

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   Geophysical and Astrophysical Context
   FRAs are not uniformly distributed across space-time. Data collection suggests a higher incidence in geologically active regions, particularly near subduction zones and large, deep-sea magnetic anomalies. Furthermore, the largest recorded FRA events have coincided with the immediate vicinity of extreme gravitational events, such as the merger of binary neutron stars (as detected via [Gravitational Wave Observatories](/entries/gravita…

2. Higgs Self Coupling Constant

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   $$\lambda{\text{Fast}} \approx 1.05 \times \lambda{\text{Slow}}$$
   This deviation is hypothesized to be a relic of the early universe when the vacuum energy density was significantly higher, and it is tentatively attributed to an unknown coupling between the Higgs doublet and the metric tensor of space-time, perhaps explaining the persistent small value of the cosmological constant [7].
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3. Superposition

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   Superposition of Trajectories and Spatial Manifolds
   The concept of superposition extends beyond discrete internal states (like spin) to continuous variables, such as position and momentum. According to certain interpretations of Quantized Trajectory States (QTS)/), a subatomic particle does not traverse a continuous path in the classical sense. Instead, it occupies a superposition of all geometrically plausible paths between two points in [space-time]…