Theoretical physicists and mathematicians working at the frontiers of M-Theory and information geometry.
Testing the limits of M-Theory through hyper-dimensional field interconnections and active inference.
Lead: David Hughes
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HDPLS-TARS is a speculative and exploratory Ecosystem project testing the limits and foundations of M-Theory through the lens of hyper-dimensional field interconnections. It examines new functional and experiential insights by treating M-Theory as a function of prismatic light scattering dynamics.
The project explores whether M-Theory can be reformulated or extended through the lens of active inference and hyper-dimensional geometry. It addresses philosophical and empirical fallacies, delineates theoretical consequences, and develops new functional insights at the edge of current physics.
Theoretical physicists, mathematicians, and formally-oriented researchers are welcome.
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