Aperture–Well Unification TheoryFirst-Principles Unification: Reality from Geometry.

This paper presents Aperture-Well Unification Theory (AWUT), a complete geometric framework deriving all of physics from a single axiom: time leads space by π/2, chained to the Planck-Stop boundary. From this foundation emerge three frequency domains (Blue 12.34088 GHz, Red 9.2557 GHz, Purple 9.2557-12.34088GHz), particle structures (loops for leptons, wells for baryons), quantum mechanics (from time-slip dynamics), and cosmology (68- 27-5% energy partition matching observations). Validated across 15 orders of magnitude with zero fitted parameters: lepton masses to 99%+, Lamb shift 0.08%, electron g-2 0.03%, 175/175 SPARC galaxies, materials 8σat 9.2557 GHz. Resolves dark energy, dark matter, Hubble tension, and quantum measurement through pure geometry. 1 Foundational Ordering Assumptions Global Ontological Constraint (Phase-Irrational Closure) All derived quantities in AWUT are effective projections of a deeper time–space ordering dynamic. Apparent constants arise as stable irrational phase attractors and are therefore not expected to terminate as structurally convergent rationals or integers. Residual deviations (ppm–ppt) are structural, environment-sensitive, and bounded. Exact effective-integer closures signal over-modeling rather than physical reality. This constraint applies globally to all derivations herein and governs the interpretation of electromagnetic, leptonic, and cosmological results without introducing new parameters or degrees of freedom

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-03-23
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17139531
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Aperture–Well Unification TheoryFirst-Principles Unification: Reality from Geometry.

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Aperture–Well Unification TheoryFirst-Principles Unification: Reality from Geometry.

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Abstract

This paper presents Aperture-Well Unification Theory (AWUT), a complete geometric framework deriving all of physics from a single axiom: time leads space by π/2, chained to the Planck-Stop boundary. From this foundation emerge three frequency domains (Blue 12.34088 GHz, Red 9.2557 GHz, Purple 9.2557-12.34088GHz), particle structures (loops for leptons, wells for baryons), quantum mechanics (from time-slip dynamics), and cosmology (68- 27-5% energy partition matching observations). Validated across 15 orders of magnitude with zero fitted parameters: lepton masses to 99%+, Lamb shift 0.08%, electron g-2 0.03%, 175/175 SPARC galaxies, materials 8σat 9.2557 GHz. Resolves dark energy, dark matter, Hubble tension, and quantum measurement through pure geometry. 1 Foundational Ordering Assumptions Global Ontological Constraint (Phase-Irrational Closure) All derived quantities in AWUT are effective projections of a deeper time–space ordering dynamic. Apparent constants arise as stable irrational phase attractors and are therefore not expected to terminate as structurally convergent rationals or integers. Residual deviations (ppm–ppt) are structural, environment-sensitive, and bounded. Exact effective-integer closures signal over-modeling rather than physical reality. This constraint applies globally to all derivations herein and governs the interpretation of electromagnetic, leptonic, and cosmological results without introducing new parameters or degrees of freedom

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