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All documents of the Law of Equalization are freely available and published on Zenodo — the scientific open-access platform of CERN.
Base work "Law of Equalization" — one version chain, three stations:
v1.3 (10.5281/zenodo.19201110) → v2.0 (10.5281/zenodo.19269033) → v2.1 (10.5281/zenodo.21186621, = Part I of the foundations series).
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License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Languages: English · German
Foundations Series 2026 — Stalemate & Equalization
The new foundations series (2026): three consecutive records, each in English + German, with its own DOI.
I · The Three Formulas
The three core formulas of the LoE — Self-energy (E = ρ·V·S·k), equalization (Φ = ΔE / M), and motion. Anchored in the periodic table, with applications to seismics, material design, and societal systems.
- 🔖 Version 2.1 · July 2026 · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21186621
II · The MarKOn (MKn)
The unit of energy — Energy consists of MarKOns; every hertz is one MarKOn passage. Temperature is reconceived as a measure of self-energy, calibrated against the periodic table (reference: tungsten).
- 🔖 Version 2.0 · July 2026 · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21186981
III · The Equalization State
Stalemate & Equalization — Equalization as a temporary state with two resting conditions: equilibrium and stalemate. With the boundary-surface equations, applied across scales.
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · July 2026 · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21187112
English Versions — Zenodo
All English documents are directly available via Zenodo — from record v2.0 (10.5281/zenodo.19269033); the Formula Interpreter (EN) resides in v1.3:
Foundations & Theory
Fundamental Principles (Principal Theorems)
The complete theoretical foundation — The 11 principal theorems, the 4 energy laws, and the core axiom "Energy always dominates energy" as an axiomatic system.
- 📄 Length: ~30 pages
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · March 2026
Abstract — Scientific Summary
Scientific abstract — Compact summary of the theory for a scientific audience: core theses, methodology, comparison with standard physics.
- 📄 Length: ~10 pages
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · March 2026
The Formula Interpreter
Formula Interpreter — Translation of classical physics formulas into the language of the Law of Equalization. Shows the connection between established and new theory.
- 📄 Length: ~25 pages
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · March 2026
Motion, Mass and Gravitation
Motion, Mass & Gravitation — Reinterpretation of inertia, mass, and gravitation as pressure equalization processes without a gravitational constant.
- 📄 Length: ~20 pages
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · March 2026
Concepts & Phenomena
What is Light?
Light explained anew — Light reexplained as an energy wave in the photon medium. Resolution of the wave-particle duality without quantum mysticism.
- 📄 Length: ~18 pages
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · March 2026
Mass as a Ratio
Mass redefined — Mass redefined: not as an absolute property, but as a relative ratio of intrinsic energy to volume.
- 📄 Length: ~15 pages
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · March 2026
Demystifying Dark Matter
Dark matter demystified — Dark matter explained as matter below the perception threshold — no exotic particles required.
- 📄 Length: ~16 pages
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · March 2026
Gravitation as Pressure Equalization
From mysterious attraction to comprehensible pressure equalization. Newton's law of gravitation reinterpreted.
- 📄 Length: ~17 pages
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · March 2026
Carbon — The Universal Sponge
Why carbon is the carrier of life — the sponge property as an energetic principle.
- 🔖 Version 2.0 · March 2026
The Dark Sun
Why "black holes" are neither black nor holes — underloaded centers instead of singularities.
- 🔖 Version 2.0 · March 2026
Applications
Civilizations as Energy Systems
Geopolitics and sociology through the Law of Equalization: Wars as fusion processes, money as energy signature, civilization phases as energy states.
- 📄 Length: ~22 pages
- 🔖 Version 1.3 · March 2026
German Versions
The German original versions are published on Zenodo — in record v2.0 (10.5281/zenodo.19269033), each as a direct PDF download:
| Document | Version | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Principal Theorems — The complete theoretical foundation | v1.3 | |
| Abstract — Scientific summary | v1.3 | |
| Formula Interpreter — Classical formulas reexplained | v1.3 | |
| Motion, Mass, Gravitation | v1.3 | |
| What is Light? — Detailed analysis | v1.3 | |
| Mass as a Ratio | v1.3 | |
| Dark Matter Demystified | v1.3 | |
| Gravitation as Pressure Equalization | v1.3 | |
| Civilizations as Energy Systems | v1.3 | |
| Carbon — The universal sponge | v2.0 | |
| The Dark Sun — "Black holes" reexplained | v2.0 | open in record ↗ |
Citation
Please use the following reference:
APA:
Gipp, M. (2026). Law of Equalization (Version 2.1). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21186621
BibTeX:
@misc{gipp2026law,
author = {Gipp, Marco},
title = {Law of Equalization},
year = {2026},
month = {July},
version = {2.1},
publisher = {Zenodo},
doi = {10.5281/zenodo.21186621},
url = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21186621},
note = {CC BY 4.0}
}
The parts of the foundations series are individually citable: Part II The MarKOn — 10.5281/zenodo.21186981 · Part III The Equalization State — 10.5281/zenodo.21187112.
Version History
| Version | Date | Changes |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1 | July 2026 | Foundations series: Part I "The Three Formulas" as new version of the base work (record 21186621); Part II "The MarKOn" (21186981) and Part III "The Equalization State" (21187112) as separate records |
| 2.0 | March 2026 | German original versions (01–15) added to the record; new: Carbon / Kohlenstoff, The Dark Sun / Die Dunkle Sonne (record 19269033) |
| 1.3 | March 2026 | Principal Theorem 0 expanded, Principal Theorem 5 (three density levels), fungi as biological analogy, civilizations as dual-circuit systems |
| 1.2 | March 2026 | Principal Theorem 7 (displacement principle), new Principal Theorem 7b (motion as energy withdrawal) |
| 1.1 | February 2025 | Black holes: underloaded rather than supersaturated, beer glass example integrated |
| 1.0 | February 2025 | Initial publication |
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