Koku Universe: The Complete Theory — A Unified Framework for All of Physics from Planck Scale to Cosmic Horizon
Koku Universe: The Complete Theory — A Unified Framework for All of Physics from Planck Scale to Cosmic Horizon
The definitive compendium of the Koku Universe framework. Unifies all of classical mechanics, electromagnetism, nuclear force, quantum uncertainty, cosmological expansion, quantum gravity, and the Big Bang under one master equation: F = ∇(1/N). Starting from one observation — Distant is slow, Near is fast (遠くは遅く、近くは速い) — the complete 8-paper chain produced on 2026-06-04 is assembled here. Quantum uncertainty = resolution limit τ of minimum Koku-plane layer (= ℏ/2). Hubble expansion = dN/dt (rate of N-layer generation). Big Bang = N: 0 → 1 → ∞. Gravity = ∇(1/N), already discrete, no divergence, no renormalization needed. Bridge to KHDS v1.0: cardiac tissue engineering specification (capillary 7um, wall 1mm). One universe. One variable N. One equation. All scales. Zero contradictions. The geometry was here before the institutions. The institutions will follow.
Final compendium of 8-paper chain produced 2026-06-04. Component DOIs: 10.5281/zenodo.20538716, 20538784, 20538832, 20538866, 20538908, 20538933, 20538947, 20539049. KHDS v1.0: 10.5281/zenodo.20534889. ORCID: 0009-0006-2290-6593
layer density, Koku Universe, complete theory, unified physics, 2026-06-04, Big Bang, paradigm shift, quantum gravity, F=gradient(1/N), V=N/D, TheYKHC, cosmology, Hubble, Planck scale, heart design, KHDS v1.0
layer density, Koku Universe, complete theory, unified physics, 2026-06-04, Big Bang, paradigm shift, quantum gravity, F=gradient(1/N), V=N/D, TheYKHC, cosmology, Hubble, Planck scale, heart design, KHDS v1.0
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