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Temperature as the Geometric Coordinate of State Change (Θ) in Space, Time and Energy-Mass
Published Online: March-April 2026
Pages: 19-22
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↗ https://www.doi.org/10.59256/ijrtmr.20260602003Abstract
Temperature governs every act of creation and decay, yet remains treated as a derived scalar rather than a geometric coordinate. Here we demonstrate that temperature defines a Geometric Coordinate of State Change (Θ) orthogonal to space, time and energy-mass. Within this manifold, state change across materials, planets and stars follows one invariant law: dΩ dt =C mβEγvθα where v = dΩd is the transformation velocity along the thermal axis. Empirical evidence from laboratory heat conduction, planetary warming and stellar fusion collapses onto a single scaling curve with (α = 0.50 0.05), revealing temperature as the geometric coordinate of transformation. No process begins or ends without temperature change.
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