Collapse vs Strings: The Theory That Fights Back

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contents <p>We construct and apply a falsification protocol comparing the <strong>Unified Geometric Wave Theory (UGWT)</strong> to string theory and the holographic principle. </p> <p>UGWT introduces a quantized entropy field S(t,ξ), embedded in a 5D geometry with renormalization–group–improved gravitational coupling G(r).</p> <p>This framework yields concrete predictions—such as a redshift-dependent Newton constant G(z), gravitational-wave echoes, and entropy-driven spikes in the effective cosmological constant Λ(t)—that diverge sharply from all known string-theory vacua and holographic duals.</p> <p>These divergences are not philosophical; they are testable.</p> <p>We argue that UGWT satisfies the criteria for a working theory of everything: quantum consistency, classical recoverability, observational testability, and falsifiability.</p>
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spellingShingle Collapse vs Strings: The Theory That Fights Back
King, Andrew
<p>We construct and apply a falsification protocol comparing the <strong>Unified Geometric Wave Theory (UGWT)</strong> to string theory and the holographic principle. </p> <p>UGWT introduces a quantized entropy field S(t,ξ), embedded in a 5D geometry with renormalization–group–improved gravitational coupling G(r).</p> <p>This framework yields concrete predictions—such as a redshift-dependent Newton constant G(z), gravitational-wave echoes, and entropy-driven spikes in the effective cosmological constant Λ(t)—that diverge sharply from all known string-theory vacua and holographic duals.</p> <p>These divergences are not philosophical; they are testable.</p> <p>We argue that UGWT satisfies the criteria for a working theory of everything: quantum consistency, classical recoverability, observational testability, and falsifiability.</p>
title Collapse vs Strings: The Theory That Fights Back
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15257533