Singular Physics

Modern physics is confronted with fundamental contradictions: the nature of dark energy and dark matter remains elusive, a quantum theory of gravity is absent, and the singularities of black holes and the Big Bang indicate the incompleteness of existing models. This review proposes a new paradigm — Singular Physics — as the missing link in the architecture of the Universe.

The approach is based on a multilevel structure of reality, where our 3+1-dimensional Universe emerges from a phase transition of a fundamental 2D quantum vacuum. The article provides a detailed analysis of an extended theory of relativity, allowing for superluminal (v > c) states and tachyonic fields, alongside modified quantum mechanics with a decoherence operator for wave function collapse in strong gravitational fields.