A New Grand Field Theory (NGFT): Unifying Mechanics and Relativity via Information Dynamics

Title: A New Grand Field Theory (NGFT): Unifying Mechanics and Relativity via Information Dynamics Description: This work introduces the New Grand Field Theory (NGFT), a complete theoretical framework that proposes a new foundation for physics based on the principle that information is the ultimate constituent of reality. The NGFT resolves the long-standing conflict between general relativity and quantum mechanics by positing that both are emergent descriptions of a deeper, quantized reality: the Zero-Point Topology (ZPT). Core Concepts: The Zero-Point Topology (ZPT): The universe is not an empty vacuum but a single, fundamental, information-processing substrate. Spacetime itself is an emergent property of the ZPT's relational structure. Duality of Entropy: The theory introduces a new thermodynamics where total entropy is composed of two opposing forms: Mass Entropy (S_M, disorder) and Informational Entropy (S_I, order). The creation of physical order must be paid for by an increase in the informational complexity of the underlying ZPT. Mass from Information: Mass is not an intrinsic property but is shown to be the total energy-equivalent of the information required to define a particle. The Higgs mechanism is reframed as an effective theory describing a particle's interaction with the ZPT. Unified Field: All fundamental forces are unified as different dynamics of a single Unified Information Field. Gravity emerges from static information density, electromagnetism from the flow of information, and the nuclear forces from more complex, multi-component information currents. Key Outcomes and Predictions: The theory culminates in the Grand Unified Information Field Theorem (GUIFT), a single Lagrangian that describes the dynamics of the entire universe. The NGFT provides natural explanations for cosmological mysteries, proposing dark matter as the gravitational effect of galactic "information halos" and dark energy as the continuous energy injection from the universe's ongoing information processing. The framework makes several falsifiable predictions, distinguishing it from the Standard Model and offering a new path forward in fundamental physics. Keywords: Information Physics; Unification; Quantum Gravity; Emergent Spacetime; Foundational Theory; Cosmology; Duality; Zero-Point Field; GUIFT.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-06
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17033903
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Title: A New Grand Field Theory (NGFT): Unifying Mechanics and Relativity via Information Dynamics Description: This work introduces the New Grand Field Theory (NGFT), a complete theoretical framework that proposes a new foundation for physics based on the principle that information is the ultimate constituent of reality. The NGFT resolves the long-standing conflict between general relativity and quantum mechanics by positing that both are emergent descriptions of a deeper, quantized reality: the Zero-Point Topology (ZPT). Core Concepts: The Zero-Point Topology (ZPT): The universe is not an empty vacuum but a single, fundamental, information-processing substrate. Spacetime itself is an emergent property of the ZPT's relational structure. Duality of Entropy: The theory introduces a new thermodynamics where total entropy is composed of two opposing forms: Mass Entropy (S_M, disorder) and Informational Entropy (S_I, order). The creation of physical order must be paid for by an increase in the informational complexity of the underlying ZPT. Mass from Information: Mass is not an intrinsic property but is shown to be the total energy-equivalent of the information required to define a particle. The Higgs mechanism is reframed as an effective theory describing a particle's interaction with the ZPT. Unified Field: All fundamental forces are unified as different dynamics of a single Unified Information Field. Gravity emerges from static information density, electromagnetism from the flow of information, and the nuclear forces from more complex, multi-component information currents. Key Outcomes and Predictions: The theory culminates in the Grand Unified Information Field Theorem (GUIFT), a single Lagrangian that describes the dynamics of the entire universe. The NGFT provides natural explanations for cosmological mysteries, proposing dark matter as the gravitational effect of galactic "information halos" and dark energy as the continuous energy injection from the universe's ongoing information processing. The framework makes several falsifiable predictions, distinguishing it from the Standard Model and offering a new path forward in fundamental physics. Keywords: Information Physics; Unification; Quantum Gravity; Emergent Spacetime; Foundational Theory; Cosmology; Duality; Zero-Point Field; GUIFT.

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