MEFI Theory
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Resonant Field
Expansion Term: kr/r²
What This Term Does
The expansion term creates outward resonance pressure that prevents infinite compression collapse.
Why the 1/r² Relationship?
In MEFI, this represents resonance dispersal. As distance increases, the dispersal effect weakens quadratically, creating stable zones.
Physical Meaning
• At close range: Strong outward pressure prevents merging
• At medium range: Supports stable structure formation
• At long range: Negligible effect, other dynamics dominate
The kr Constant
Sets the strength of expansion dispersal — the “stiffness” of the resonance structure.
Compression Term: kc/(r²(1+r))
What This Term Does
The compression term creates inward resonance attraction that concentrates structure — with faster falloff than the expansion term.
Why the 1/(r²(1+r)) Relationship?
Compression becomes effectively ~1/r³ at large distances, enabling a natural balance region where stable structures form.
ΔQ: Coherent Quantum Fluctuations
ΔQ is coherent fluctuation — the change driver — structured enough to synchronize with UFR rather than acting as random noise.
UFR: Universal Frequency Resonance
UFR integrates ΔQ into coherent, bounded evolution using damped resonance behavior.
Full MEFI Dynamics: Everything Working Together
Blue line: Classical terms | Gold line: Total MEFI response