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Shaking Tangled Dimensions - A Nascent Theory of Everything

Authors: Welker, David;

Shaking Tangled Dimensions - A Nascent Theory of Everything

Abstract

Shaking Tangled Dimensions introduces a novel theoretical framework that aims to unify the fundamental forces of nature by proposing a discrete, quantized structure of space-time composed of dynamic, intersecting dimensions called "Cores." These cores—built from spatial, electrical, and dark dimensions—form a structured lattice that gives rise to gravity, electromagnetism, and the properties of fundamental particles through geometric and angular relationships. This theory departs from traditional approaches by treating particles such as electrons, quarks, and neutrinos as quantized distortions (or “kinks”) in the electrical dimensions of the cores. Gravity emerges not from a curvature of a smooth space-time continuum, but from the volumetric overlap and angular inclination of spatial dimensions relative to a central reference point. The model provides geometric interpretations of quantum uncertainty, spin, and the fine structure constant, while also offering fresh perspectives on the double-slit experiment, neutrino oscillations, the Higgs boson, and dark matter. Bridging the conceptual divide between quantum mechanics and general relativity, the Tangled Dimensions model seeks to replace probabilistic quantum interpretations with a deterministic, field-based understanding of physical reality. It challenges entrenched assumptions, providing testable predictions and conceptual clarity, while retaining compatibility with observed phenomena. Version 4 incorporated new material linking the Tangled Dimensions lattice to Barandes’ Stochastic–Quantum correspondence, showing how the model provides a microphysical origin for the stochastic dynamics that underlie quantum mechanics. By situating quantum behavior within the oscillatory structure of the Cores, this version deepens the bridge between determinism and quantum theory while retaining accessibility for a broad physics audience. Anybody want to endorse this so it can be posted on arXiv?

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Quantum Gravity, General Relativity, Higgs bosons, Physics, Quantum physics, Nuclear physics, Particle physics, Discrete Space Time, Fine Structure Constant, Alternative Physics Models, Neutrino Oscillations, Quantum field theory, Spin, Electromagnetism, Electromagnetic Fields, Unified Field Theory, Dark matter, Quantum Theory, Physical cosmology, Neutrinos, Nuclear decay, Theory of Everything, Theoretical physics, Elementary Particles

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