TimeChamber Theory: A Unified Coherence Framework for Emergent Mass, Gravity, and Time (Updated and Extended Version)
Amy Bryce Gunville-Trepekli, Stefani Trepekli, Anna Trepekli, Susan Trepekli · 2025
TimeChamber Theory (TCT) proposes that mass, time, and fundamental forces are not intrinsic to particles, but emerge from synchronized oscillatory coherence within a structured lattice field called the NowLattice. Each lattice node—called a TimeChamber—acts as a spherical coherence dipole with radial inflow and outflow, governing energy localization and temporal progression.TCT reproduces known constants without free parameters: the proton mass within 86 sigma, the fine-structure constant within 0.53 sigma, and orbital radii within less than 1 sigma. These predictions arise from a 1+136 coherence shell geometry, not from field-based interactions. Redshift anomalies and fine-structure constant drift are modeled as coherence mismatches rather than cosmic expansion, offering testable deviations in astrophysical and laboratory data.Extending Maxwell, Schrödinger, Dirac, and Einstein frameworks, TCT introduces coherence-modulated permittivity, localized Lorentz symmetry, and oscillator-based time evolution. It proposes a falsifiable, unified model that bridges QFT, GR, and cosmology—and introduces the concept of intelligence as a coherence-stabilizing agent within a dynamically updating universe.This revised version includes an additional appendix on coherence-induced bistability in superconducting networks, offering a TCT-based explanation for symmetry breaking and metastable switching observed in Josephson array experiments.