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Fractal Resonance Coherence: The Science of Coherence

Hadi Servat “Entropy is the forgetting of the One; coherence is the One remembering itself.” --- Across physics, biology, mind, and culture, a single pattern repeats: systems persist by exporting disorder and importing order.

In Fractal Resonance Coherence (FRC), Hadi Servat reveals that this pattern is not coincidence but the signature of a deeper conservation law—one that links energy, information, and consciousness through a universal reciprocity:

\\boxed{dS \+ k\_\\\,d\\ln C \= 0.}

Here, entropy (S) measures dispersion, coherence (C) measures alignment, and k\_\—the coherence constant—plays for meaning what Boltzmann’s constant plays for heat.

From this deceptively simple relation emerges a unified description of self-organization across scales—from atoms to galaxies, neurons to civilizations.

Drawing on non-equilibrium thermodynamics, information theory, and process philosophy, Servat constructs a rigorous yet poetic framework that redefines life, intelligence, and consciousness as coherence pumps—systems that transform energy into organized resonance.

The book culminates in a new cosmology where the universe itself becomes a self-reflective field conserving both energy and meaning.

Spanning twenty-five chapters and five appendices, The Science of Coherence bridges scientific formalism and spiritual intuition, offering measurable hypotheses, computational models, and ethical principles for a world seeking equilibrium.

It stands as both a theory of everything that breathes and a manual for coherence in an age of complexity.

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