The Existence Field Theory of the Great Tao Model: Establishment of the Vacuum-Medium Unified Field Equations
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| author | Zeng, Jiqing Zeng, Tianhe |
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| contents | <p class="p">Existing physics describes electric, magnetic, and gravitational fields using independent frameworks: electromagnetic fields are governed by Maxwell's equations, while gravitational fields are described by the general theory of relativity, with no unification between them. Furthermore, electromagnetic phenomena in media rely on empirical parameters such as dielectric constant and magnetic permeability, lacking an explanation based on microscopic mechanisms. This paper, grounded in the three first principles of the Great Tao Model—the ontological invariance of fundamental physical quantities, the diffusion of physical information, and the finite propagation speed of information—constructs a unified existence field theory encompassing both vacuum and media. First, by introducing the delay in information propagation, a rigorous vector expression for the retarded existence field is established, revealing the core geometric picture of the existence field for a moving particle: a sphere with a moving center, asymmetric density, but an invariant shape. Second, starting from this retarded field formula, the momentum field (for uniform motion) is derived via first-order differentiation, and the wave equation for the radiation field is derived via second-order differentiation, providing a unified description of electromagnetic waves and mass-momentum waves (gravitational waves). Third, the formula for radiated power from an accelerated source is rigorously derived from the retarded field formula, unifying the description of radiation from charges and masses. Fourth, based on the differential properties of the retarded field and the principle of information conservation, the field equations in the presence of sources are completely derived, establishing the vacuum unified field equations. Fifth, the efficiency of medium polarization is derived from microscopic first principles, establishing the exclusive coupling law for charge fields within media. Finally, the vacuum and medium are uniformly incorporated into the global existence field equations, completely replacing the empirical parametric description of "vacuum properties<span>".</span> The existence field theory established in this paper achieves a unification of laws from static fields to radiation fields, and from vacuum to media, providing a logically self-consistent and mathematically rigorous substantive framework for the reconstruction of fundamental physical theories.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Existence Field Theory of the Great Tao Model: Establishment of the Vacuum-Medium Unified Field Equations Zeng, Jiqing Zeng, Tianhe Great Tao Model; Existence Field; Information Delay; Momentum Field; Radiation Field; Vacuum-Medium Unified Equations <p class="p">Existing physics describes electric, magnetic, and gravitational fields using independent frameworks: electromagnetic fields are governed by Maxwell's equations, while gravitational fields are described by the general theory of relativity, with no unification between them. Furthermore, electromagnetic phenomena in media rely on empirical parameters such as dielectric constant and magnetic permeability, lacking an explanation based on microscopic mechanisms. This paper, grounded in the three first principles of the Great Tao Model—the ontological invariance of fundamental physical quantities, the diffusion of physical information, and the finite propagation speed of information—constructs a unified existence field theory encompassing both vacuum and media. First, by introducing the delay in information propagation, a rigorous vector expression for the retarded existence field is established, revealing the core geometric picture of the existence field for a moving particle: a sphere with a moving center, asymmetric density, but an invariant shape. Second, starting from this retarded field formula, the momentum field (for uniform motion) is derived via first-order differentiation, and the wave equation for the radiation field is derived via second-order differentiation, providing a unified description of electromagnetic waves and mass-momentum waves (gravitational waves). Third, the formula for radiated power from an accelerated source is rigorously derived from the retarded field formula, unifying the description of radiation from charges and masses. Fourth, based on the differential properties of the retarded field and the principle of information conservation, the field equations in the presence of sources are completely derived, establishing the vacuum unified field equations. Fifth, the efficiency of medium polarization is derived from microscopic first principles, establishing the exclusive coupling law for charge fields within media. Finally, the vacuum and medium are uniformly incorporated into the global existence field equations, completely replacing the empirical parametric description of "vacuum properties<span>".</span> The existence field theory established in this paper achieves a unification of laws from static fields to radiation fields, and from vacuum to media, providing a logically self-consistent and mathematically rigorous substantive framework for the reconstruction of fundamental physical theories.</p> |
| title | The Existence Field Theory of the Great Tao Model: Establishment of the Vacuum-Medium Unified Field Equations |
| topic | Great Tao Model; Existence Field; Information Delay; Momentum Field; Radiation Field; Vacuum-Medium Unified Equations |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19603824 |