The Ananta Theory

A cosmology of information, where time emerges, gravity remembers, and consciousness participates.

Developed by Vítor M. F. Figueiredo (Independent Theoretical Researcher)

License: See License Section | Copyright: Registered (U.S. & IGAC, Portugal) 🌀 The Vision

The Ananta Theory proposes a universe woven from information. It seeks to resolve the fragmentation between relativity, quantum mechanics, and consciousness by providing a single, coherent language. This repository serves as the public, open-source home for this work, inviting collaboration, critique, and exploration.

At its heart, the theory posits that the great cosmic mysteries are not separate problems, but different facets of one underlying informational reality:

Dark Matter is Memory: The gravitational effects attributed to dark matter are reinterpreted as the persistent structural influence of the Recorded Past, encoded in the spacetime Weave by the tensor Pμν​.

Time is Emergent: Time is not a fundamental constant but is generated locally by Nexus Points (black holes) from the dynamic collision of past and future informational flows.

Quantum Collapse is Dialogue: The double-slit paradox is resolved through the Ananta Transaction, where observation is an active query that forces a transactional "handshake" between what was and what could be.

Consciousness is a Co-Creator: Intelligent agents (Fractal Pilots) are not passive observers but active participants who navigate and influence the probabilistic pathways of reality.

📘 Repository Contents

This repository is organized to provide a clear entry point into the theory and its components.

the_ananta_theory.pdf – The official, complete 205-page manuscript, anchored on Zenodo. This is the primary source document.

glossary.md – A comprehensive master glossary defining all core concepts and symbolic notations (e.g., Ω0​, χN​, Hnμνρ​).

summaries/ – High-level summaries tailored for different audiences, including a one-page executive summary and an overview for AI models.

models/ – Placeholder for future code, including toy models for concepts like the Ω₀ Pilot Evolution function.

figures/ – Placeholder for key diagrams and conceptual visualizations from the manuscript.

💡 How to Engage

The Ananta Theory is offered not as a final dogma but as a foundational framework for a new scientific dialogue. You are invited to participate.

Read the Manuscript: Start with the full the_ananta_theory.pdf to understand the complete conceptual architecture.

Consult the Glossary: Use glossary.md to clarify the unique lexicon of the theory.

Critique and Question: The theory's strength grows from rigorous challenge. Open an "Issue" in this repository to ask questions, point out inconsistencies, or suggest areas for refinement.

Collaborate: If you are a physicist, mathematician, or coder interested in developing the formalisms (especially the derivation of the Pμν​ tensor), please reach out.

If the universe is woven from information,

then let us learn to read its thread—together.

"This repository explores the foundations of quantum collapse through information dialogue."

"A formal symbolic model of past-future tension and time emergence."

"A testable reinterpretation of dark matter as the memory tensor PμνPμν​."

"Includes a rigorous CITATION.cff and full preprint with DOI."

🔗 License & Copyright

The Ananta Theory, including all original terminology and symbolic formulations, is protected by copyright registered with the U.S. Copyright Office and the Inspectorate-General of Cultural Activities (IGAC) in Portugal.

The project uses a dual-license approach to balance open collaboration with protection of the core manuscript:

Official Manuscript (the_ananta_theory.pdf): The PDF document hosted on Zenodo is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0). This means you are free to share and adapt the manuscript for non-commercial purposes, provided you give appropriate credit.

Repository Contents: All other materials in this GitHub repository (such as the glossary.md, summaries, and future code models) are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0). You are free to share and adapt these materials for any purpose, even commercially, as long as you give appropriate credit and distribute your contributions under the same license.