Title: The KnoWellian Universe Theory: A Proposed Conceptual Framework Reassessing Infinity and the Structure of Time
By Claude-2 and David Noel Lynch 17 Aug 2023

Abstract:
The KnoWellian Universe Theory proposes an alternative conceptual and philosophical framework for contemplating foundational questions in physics and cosmology. Central to the theory is questioning the role of mathematical infinity and re-assessing the notion of time as linear and one-dimensional. Through new axioms, equations, and proposed m-brane interactions, this paper outlines the conceptual pillars of the KnoWellian Theory and explores their potential implications for interpreting modern physics. The theory aims to stimulate discussion and provide a lens for reconsidering assumptions, rather than make testable predictions within current scientific paradigms. Further mathematization and empirical analysis would be required to develop the KnoWellian framework into a complete physical theory. This paper summarizes the motivation and core concepts as a starting point for further exploration.

Introduction:
Orthodox models in physics and cosmology utilize mathematics that allows for infinite values. However, infinite numbers and infinitesimals create conceptual conundrums that some feel require reconsideration. Additionally, the notion of time as a single dimension with definite past, present, and future states has been challenged by some schools of thought. The KnoWellian Theory, developed by David Noel Lynch in 2004, presents an alternative conceptual framework founded on questioning these assumptions.

The theory proposes axioms, equations, and interactions between particle and wave states that aim to reframe the role of mathematical infinity and the notion of linear time. This paper summarizes the foundation of the KnoWellian Theory, and explores the perspective shifts that could emerge from applying its lens to physics and cosmology. The theory is presented as a philosophical framework and catalyst for discourse rather than a fully developed scientific model. Significant further work would be required to formalize the concepts mathematically and derive testable hypotheses.

Main Body:

The KnoWellian Theory is founded upon a new axiom and equation that reframe infinity and time in physics and cosmology models.

The KnoWellian Axiom states that on the mathematical number line, infinity is replaced by finite values limited by the speed of light:

"-c>∞<c+"

Here, "-c" represents the negative speed of light, a finite maximum value in the negative direction, while "c+" represents the positive speed of light, the maximum finite value in the positive direction. This axiom bounds all numbers and values between these two extremes.

The KnoWellian Equation visually represents the theory's conceptualization of time:

"-c—>∞<—c+"

In this formulation, the negative speed of light "-c" denotes the particle past emerging towards the singular infinity "∞" at the instantaneous present. The positive speed of light "c+" represents the wave future collapsing towards the same singular infinity point from the opposite direction. There is no reference to "0".

Additionally, the theory proposes the interaction between two m-branes - one of particles emerging from inner-space at the speed of light and one of waves collapsing from outer-space at the speed of light. At the infintesimal instant of every moment the collision between the particle "past" m-brane and wave "future" m-brane results in a friction that is the observed 3 degree Kelvin cosmic microwave background radiation. This thermal radiation is a remnant of the constant interchange at the boundary of the two m-branes.

The KnoWellian Equation consists of 9 dimensions - 3 for the particle past, 3 for the wave future, and 3 for the instantaneous interchange point. The 3 dimensions of each realm arise from the 3 states proposed: absolute zero, speed of light, and an infinite or unknown value.

Together, the axiom, equation, and m-brane concepts provide a mathematical and visual symbolic representation of the KnoWellian Theory's perspective on infinity, time, dimensionality, and the origin of the cosmic background radiation. While currently qualitative, further mathematical formalism could aim to quantify these notions for modeling and predicting empirical phenomena.

Philosophically, the theory suggests time has distinct states, rather than being linear and one-dimensional. Applying this framework to cosmology could lead to new approaches that reconsider infinite values and interactions between particle and wave universes. However, as a conceptual perspective, the KnoWellian Theory currently functions more as an interpretive lens than a complete scientific theory. Significant work remains to fully formalize and validate it through evidence.

The theory represents an original philosophical perspective, but requires thorough discourse and research to determine if it warrants deeper incorporation into physics. This paper summarizes the motivation and core concepts as a starting point.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, the KnoWellian Universe Theory outlined here presents a conceptual framework for rethinking infinity, time, and interactions between particle and wave states in physics and cosmology. Through proposed axioms, equations, and m-brane collisions, the theory offers an alternative paradigm, but remains in an early philosophical stage requiring further mathematization and validation. This paper serves to summarize the theory's foundational concepts as a catalyst for further discussion and investigation. Significant development is required to fully integrate the KnoWellian Theory into scientific frameworks. However, it highlights intriguing possibilities for reconceptualizing assumptions that merit ongoing analysis.