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Geometric Hypothesis on the Shape of Matter

Authors: Hyunho Shin

Assuming the Riemann Hypothesis serves as a mathematical explanation for physics, I have deduced the following two points: 1. If the Riemann Hypothesis originates from number theory and the mathematics describing matter is based on number theory, then matter must begin as a singularity. 2. The number π^2/6, derived from the Basel problem which initiated the Riemann Hypothesis, must be a numerical description of matter. Building on these two points, my hypothesis evolves to propose that all matter is composed of two-dimensional photons, existing throughout the universe as a medium. This material folds in a three-dimensional "Paper folding" manner to form protons and electrons.

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