
We present Unified Source Theory (UST), built upon the universal dimensionless constant Ns_q = (3−√3)/2 − α/17 = 0.63354460 derived from the condition that the Einstein tensor component G_tt = A(1−A) is maximised, supplemented by an empirical one-loop correction −α/17. Ten theorems spanning quantum stabilisation, cosmological constants,general relativity, and quantum tunnelling are presented and verified. Numerical validation on 10,000 ATLAS Open Data events gives F_dfs = 0.9913 (+98.3%), κ·dt = π·Ns_q within 2.4%, Ω_Λ = 0.6857 (observed 0.6850, deviation 0.10%), and Λ = 1.107×10⁻⁵² m⁻² (0.66%). The Omnium field introduces a dual-channel structure (Channel Q, weight Ns_q; Channel C, weight 1−Ns_q) bridging quantum mechanics and general relativity. Dark matter is interpreted as the gravitational imprint of the frozen Channel C. Quantum tunnelling probability T_Om = exp(−2·(1−Ns_q)·π·Ns_q) ≈ 0.233 provides a probabilistic interpretation of Ns_q as the observable fraction of the universe. Patent application pending: TR 2026/003258
quantum stabilization, Omnium field, cosmological constant, dark matter, general relativity, ATLAS Open Data ,unified field theory, quantum tunnelling
quantum stabilization, Omnium field, cosmological constant, dark matter, general relativity, ATLAS Open Data ,unified field theory, quantum tunnelling
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