Quantum-Emotional Field Theory (QEFT) A Unified Informational Framework Interpreting Emotion as the Cognitive Manifestation of Internal Quantum Vibrational Fields

This paper introduces the Quantum-Emotional Field Theory (QEFT), a novel framework proposing that human emotions are the phenomenological expression of vibrational patterns produced by internal informational fields. Rather than treating emotion as a psychological state, QEFT interprets emotional experience as the conscious manifestation of oscillatory activity within the brain’s informational architecture, reflecting quantum-like vibrational dynamics analogous to those found in fundamental physical fields. Under this framework, intense emotional states create temporary high- coherence conditions that unify disparate cognitive domains—allowing for sudden cross-disciplinary insights, accelerated creativity, and expanded conceptual integration. The dissipation of emotional oscillations results in a collapse of this coherence, explaining the loss of complex associative structures once the emotional wave subsides. QEFT provides a unified informational account of intuition, creativity, cognitive fragmentation, emotional processing, and the structure of conscious experience, and serves as a bridge between cognitive neuroscience, information theory, quantum-inspired models of the brain, and the Informational State Dynamics (ISD) framework.