ECM Research Papers — Index

Master Table of Contents covering all ECM papers, appendices, abstracts, and hierarchical outlines.

Introduces the foundational ECM partitioning of manifested matter mass, effective mass, and negative apparent mass, establishing the basis for mass closure and gravitational participation.

Formalizes the manifestation hierarchy in ECM, distinguishing rest-matter mass, kinetic manifestation, and potential-energy depletion across physical scales.

Provides a step-by-step derivation of effective mass (Mᵉᶠᶠ) and negative apparent mass (Mᵃᵖᵖ) in ECM, linking kinetic–potential redistribution to gravitational closure.

Presents the unified phase-kernel formulation governing manifestation frequency, interaction termination, and mass redistribution in ECM.

Establishes the ECM mass-closure condition for traditionally massless entities, showing how photons and radiative systems remain gravitationally active.

Clarifies how potential-energy depletion manifests as negative apparent mass, leading to kinetic termination and antigravitational dominance in ECM.

Explores the Extended Classical Mechanics relationship between time, mass, and spatial geometry, redefining classical invariants and showing how effective mass fields emerge from frequency–time coupling and geometric constraints.

A comprehensive ECM treatment of cosmic history, from primordial manifestation to long-term fate, integrating redshift-defined manifestation limits, effective mass dynamics, and finite interaction radii within a unified classical framework.

Landing page for the ECM Observatory project, providing links to cosmology and core theoretical modules produced on Jan 10, 2026.

Develops ECM cosmological structures with frequency-mediated mass dynamics, finite interaction domains, and redshift-based observational limits across cosmic scales.

Reports tests and illustrative examples applying ECM’s phase kernel concept to interference patterns, showing how frequency disbalance correlates with manifestation thresholds and observable effective mass outcomes.

An overview of the core Extended Classical Mechanics theoretical principles, including negative apparent mass, effective acceleration, and the manifestation process governing mass emergence.

Detailed exposition of phase kernel terminal behaviours, boundary conditions in ECM manifestation, and the role of frequency gradients in defining effective mass boundaries.

Examines structural distinctions within Extended Classical Mechanics formulations, contrasting the roles of mass, frequency, and potential energy across manifest and unmanifested domains.

Explores the interconnectedness of phase, mass conversion, and emergent wavelength phenomena in extended dynamics, linking deBroglie and Planck scales within one classical frequency construct.

Formal definition and analysis of Negative Apparent Mass (NAM) within ECM, highlighting its role in effective mass, gravitational reinterpretation, and cosmological manifestations.

Formal paper detailing ECM’s manifested mass concept, deriving effective mass, frequency disbalance, and the role of finite interaction radii in producing observable mass and gravitational behaviour.

Introduces the foundational ECM phase kernel: Δf → phase → Δt mapping at Planck scale, defining manifestation kernels.

Formalizes the Unified Coefficient, its link to aᵉᶠᶠ, and the NAM–ΔPEᴇᴄᴍ relationship in gravitational neutralization.

A comprehensive ECM treatment of NAM dunes, effective acceleration, and cosmic-scale motion dynamics.

Concise version of Appendix 50 summarizing the central equations and conceptual flow for quick reference.

Presents the dual-mode ECM reinterpretation of radiation, linking mass-based and frequency-based processes.

Defines the ECM entropic decay principle governing mass-loss, disorder, and time-distortion transitions.

Establishes ECM photon acceleration rules derived from NAM reduction, effective acceleration, and ΔPEᴇᴄᴍ balance.

Describes the mass-energy liberation pathway from bound state to photon state, using ECM energy density structures.

The expanded derivation of the Unified Coefficient connecting force, acceleration, frequency structures, and NAM fields.