
Structured Space Theory (SST), Version 3 presents a discrete geometric-gravitonic framework in which space is modeled as a lattice of G-particles and immutable G-holes, with dynamics expressed through graviton density (GD/gD), graviton frequency (GF/gF), and ripple-tension propagation. Title and terminology update. Versions 1–2 were published under Super-Space Theory. Version 3 adopts the title Structured Space Theory (SST) and revises several terms to reduce ambiguity with terminology already established in mainstream physics and mathematics. In particular, “Super-Space / Sub-Space” are replaced by Super-Structure / Sub-Structure. The macroscopic label “g-Force” is retired to avoid confusion with standard G-force usage; macroscopic effects are instead described through the Macroscopic Ripple Field (RF), while gRF remains the microscopic graviton ripple field. Null-Space is retained. Major technical update. Version 3 adds an explicit treatment of Electromagnetic Phase Dynamics within the traversal/reintegration framework (new §4.5), including a continuum-limit formulation in which coherent transverse phase displacement supports a vacuum wave equation and a Maxwell-correspondence mapping. This connects electromagnetic behavior more directly to the same lattice-propagation invariant used elsewhere in the theory. Additional updates in v3 include notation standardization; clarification of the role of κ_geo for the tetrahedral-octahedral lattice and associated density-spacing relations; consistent enforcement of baseline vs local notation (GF/GD vs gF/gD); retention of the propagation invariant under the manuscript’s propagation-mode convention; revision and expansion of the emergent-constants pathway (including c, h, and Planck-scale relations); and stronger linkage between SST parameters and observational constraints, with emphasis on measurable quantities and falsification criteria where stated. Versioning (Zenodo DOIs)Concept DOI (all versions): 10.5281/zenodo.17154635Version 2 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17244842Version 3 DOI (this record): 10.5281/zenodo.18787608 Related supplementEmpirical Validation of Structured Space Theory (SST) — DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19058049Mathematical Foundations of Structured Space Theory (SST) — DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19080507 LicenseCC BY-NC-ND 4.0
discrete spacetime, unified physics, graviton lattice, quantum gravity, emergent constants, Structured Space Theory, Quantum physics, Null‑Space, Super‑Space Theory, Theoretical physics, cosmology
discrete spacetime, unified physics, graviton lattice, quantum gravity, emergent constants, Structured Space Theory, Quantum physics, Null‑Space, Super‑Space Theory, Theoretical physics, cosmology
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