The Prince Wave: A Complete Ontic Wave Mechanics on the Euler Complex Plane
Mustafa Khan
Abstract
We present a complete, self-contained wave mechanics derived entirely from the de Broglie equation λp = h, interpreted literally as a real, physical wave. By treating ψ = 1/λ as an ontological spatial compaction field, and by anchoring the waveon the Euler Complex Plane (ECP)—a two-faced, rotating, compact topological surface—we derive a nonlinear wave equation with a coefficient 8π^2, a soliton identity 1 = 1, a logarithmic spiral geodesic, and a phase-velocity relation v(ϕ) v = c^2.The framework yields quantized energy levels, spin, the selection rule Δn = ±1, and the principle of least action as a geometric consequence of the ECP’s topology. Planck’s constant h is shown to be a scale-invariant geometric constant, and thewave is proven to be ontically real, self-localizing, and non-dispersive. We also map the geometry to clinical neurology, showing that the brain is a natural standing Prince field.