The Magnum Opus
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| author | Morton, Jeremy |
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| contents | <p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal leading-[1.7]"> </p> <p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal leading-[1.7]">This collection presents a unified electrodynamic ontology and four companion research papers proposing that physical reality is describable as a single electromagnetic process governed by one law (V = IR), expressed through one medium (the field, Z₀ = 376.73 Ω), and measurable through one coherent set of primitives. The master manuscript (<em>The Unified Electrodynamic Ontology</em>) establishes seven axiomatic foundations and derives from them a continuous explanatory architecture spanning particle physics, cosmology, quantum mechanics, atomic geometry, stellar nucleosynthesis, information theory, and consciousness. The four companion papers develop specific derivational branches: Paper 1 reinterprets cosmological redshift as inductive field depletion rather than metric expansion, deriving the Hubble constant from the geometry of the electromagnetic inductive window and resolving the Hubble tension as spatial variation in Z₀; Paper 2 proposes that stable particles are Platonic field topologies and unstable particles are Archimedean intermediates, with particle lifetime scaling log-linearly with geometric distance from the nearest stable configuration; Paper 3 reinterprets mass as inductive capacitance integrated across a particle's phase lane architecture, offering a field-geometric alternative to the Higgs mechanism and deriving E = mc² as the power identity P = I²R; Paper 4 identifies information and electromagnetic modulation as formally identical, deriving the bit as a zero-crossing event, the byte as cubic vector equilibrium closure, and Shannon entropy as proximity to the field's ground state. Collectively these works argue that phenomena currently requiring dark matter, dark energy, the Higgs field, and wave-particle duality as separate explanatory posits dissolve when a single electrodynamic architecture is applied consistently at every scale. The framework makes specific testable predictions distinguishing it from the Standard Model and ΛCDM cosmology, and identifies open derivational targets including the proton-to-electron mass ratio and the precise inductive window angle calibrating the Hubble constant.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Magnum Opus Morton, Jeremy electromagnetic field theory impedance of free space unified field theory electrodynamic ontology vector equilibrium inductive coupling phase topology toroidal field geometry zero crossing redshift mechanism Hubble tension cosmic microwave background static universe model cosmological redshift JWST early galaxies particle decay topology Platonic geometry particles mass as impedance Higgs mechanism alternative fine structure constant particle lifetime prediction trefoil topology information field identity Shannon entropy physics electromagnetic information foundations of physics physical ontology axiomatic physics causal terminus volitional first cause Astronomy and Astrophysics Philosophy of Science Physical Sciences <p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal leading-[1.7]"> </p> <p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal leading-[1.7]">This collection presents a unified electrodynamic ontology and four companion research papers proposing that physical reality is describable as a single electromagnetic process governed by one law (V = IR), expressed through one medium (the field, Z₀ = 376.73 Ω), and measurable through one coherent set of primitives. The master manuscript (<em>The Unified Electrodynamic Ontology</em>) establishes seven axiomatic foundations and derives from them a continuous explanatory architecture spanning particle physics, cosmology, quantum mechanics, atomic geometry, stellar nucleosynthesis, information theory, and consciousness. The four companion papers develop specific derivational branches: Paper 1 reinterprets cosmological redshift as inductive field depletion rather than metric expansion, deriving the Hubble constant from the geometry of the electromagnetic inductive window and resolving the Hubble tension as spatial variation in Z₀; Paper 2 proposes that stable particles are Platonic field topologies and unstable particles are Archimedean intermediates, with particle lifetime scaling log-linearly with geometric distance from the nearest stable configuration; Paper 3 reinterprets mass as inductive capacitance integrated across a particle's phase lane architecture, offering a field-geometric alternative to the Higgs mechanism and deriving E = mc² as the power identity P = I²R; Paper 4 identifies information and electromagnetic modulation as formally identical, deriving the bit as a zero-crossing event, the byte as cubic vector equilibrium closure, and Shannon entropy as proximity to the field's ground state. Collectively these works argue that phenomena currently requiring dark matter, dark energy, the Higgs field, and wave-particle duality as separate explanatory posits dissolve when a single electrodynamic architecture is applied consistently at every scale. The framework makes specific testable predictions distinguishing it from the Standard Model and ΛCDM cosmology, and identifies open derivational targets including the proton-to-electron mass ratio and the precise inductive window angle calibrating the Hubble constant.</p> |
| title | The Magnum Opus |
| topic | electromagnetic field theory impedance of free space unified field theory electrodynamic ontology vector equilibrium inductive coupling phase topology toroidal field geometry zero crossing redshift mechanism Hubble tension cosmic microwave background static universe model cosmological redshift JWST early galaxies particle decay topology Platonic geometry particles mass as impedance Higgs mechanism alternative fine structure constant particle lifetime prediction trefoil topology information field identity Shannon entropy physics electromagnetic information foundations of physics physical ontology axiomatic physics causal terminus volitional first cause Astronomy and Astrophysics Philosophy of Science Physical Sciences |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20388106 |