Delta Field Theory (DFT)

Delta Field Theory (DFT) introduces a universal scalar field Δ\DeltaΔ coupled to spiral time Ψ(t)\Psi(t)Ψ(t). It unifies dark matter and dark energy as dynamic regimes of the same field and extends the Genesis response law to include a third degree of freedom: ΔO=AδΦ+BδΨ+DδΔ.\Delta O = A \delta\Phi + B \delta\Psi + D \delta\Delta .ΔO=AδΦ+BδΨ+DδΔ. Through early-time memory projection and spiral-time driven transitions, DFT explains several unresolved anomalies — including the Hubble tension (≥5σ), reactor neutrino spectrum features, jet quenching, muon g−2g-2g−2, and the proton radius puzzle. This work complements the HLVT (Krüger) and BFG (Wende) frameworks, establishing spiral-time dynamics as a new paradigm in theoretical physics.