Dynamic Energy

Dynamic Energy presents a theoretical framework developed by The Architech (Gabriel Breton-Breault) that aims to distinguish between the fundamental state of energy, its observable quantity, and its dynamic manifestation. The model is based on the principle E = ∞, where infinity is defined as a property of the state of energy rather than as an infinite quantity of energy. From this distinction, the document introduces the concept of dynamic energy, associated with motion, direction, confinement, and interactions between energy manifestations. The text also develops a dynamic interpretation of the relationship: E=Mc^2 in which energy and mass are examined as two reciprocally related properties, leading to the concepts of dynamic energy and dynamic mass. The document therefore explores three complementary levels: the energy state; the observable energy quantity; the dynamic manifestation of energy. This publication is part of the broader development of directional physics and proposes a conceptual framework for further investigation into the relationships between energy, motion, interaction, confinement, and mass.