Aperture-Well Unification Theory (AWUT): Geometric Derivation of Physical Constants from Ka-Suck-Boom Cosmogenesis
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: A AWUT derives 28 independent physical quantities — from the Planck-Stop floor at 10−35 m to the observable universe at 1027 m — spanning 61 orders of magnitude from one axiom and two empirical anchors, with zero free parameters. The Standard Model requires 19 free parameters and remains silent on gravity, dark matter, and dark energy. AWUT accounts for all three geometrically, as downstream consequences of the single axiom. The residuals that appear in this paper are not admissions of failure. They are derivation frontiers: each one traces to a specific named integral, stated exactly, with all inputs known. When those integrals are evaluated, the residuals close. That is a different category of incompleteness from the Standard Model, which does not know what dark matter is. AWUT knows what it is. The geometry is specified. The computation remains. Every major physical theory was published with residuals. The Bohr model was correct to within 0.1% and missing fine structure. Dirac’s equation was complete and missing the Lamb shift. The Standard Model is complete within its domain and missing three of the four interactions at cosmological scales. AWUT’s residuals are smaller in magnitude than those and have a known address. They are presented here with that clarity, not as hedges. Why apertures? The name Aperture-Well Unification Theory refers to the geometric openings of the Red chi-field wells themselves — the mouths of the spacetime drains that constitute baryonic matter. An aperture in this framework is not a hole in a wall; it is the boundary surface of a Red well, the three-dimensional opening through which Blue fabric flows, stalls, compresses, and generates the particle spectrum. The proton is three such apertures arranged in an equilateral triad. The electron is a closed loop of Blue fabric threading through that triad’s throat. The apertures are the physics. The wells are what the apertures open into. The unification is what falls out when you take that geometry seriously across all scales.
Author: oshields, Brian
Language: English
Subfield: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7081939391
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