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Quantum Resonance Unified Model (QRUM): Foundational Hypothesis, Scientific Research Programme, Authorship and Priority Documentation

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This document provides a consolidated statement of the foundational hypothesis, authorship, scientific provenance, and research development of the Quantum Resonance Unified Model (QRUM), also referred to as the Einstein–Quantum Resonance Spacetime Extension (EQRSE). It identifies the earliest public disclosures of the research programme from November 2025 and connects them with subsequent investigations involving gravitational-wave residual analysis, astrophysical frequency populations, environmental correlations, optical atomic-clock testing, and multi-modal sensing. The document distinguishes the original conceptual hypothesis from phenomenological modelling, exploratory statistical results, and proposed experimental tests. The QRUM hypothesis is not presented as an experimentally established physical theory. Its purpose is to provide a transparent, time-stamped record of the author's stated contributions, associated publications, research identifiers, and documentary provenance. Author: P. Gabor (Gábor Palásti) Version: 1.3 Date: 14 October 2026

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Authors: Gábor Palásti