Aperture–Well Unification TheoryFirst-Principles Unification: Recovering Maxwell and GR, Deriving Confinement and Duality from Pure Geometry

Aperture-Well Unification Theory (AWUT) proposes a geometry-only framework inwhich all physical phenomena emerge from a single elastic medium (Blue), regulated bythe Planck-Stop constraint. Localized curvature forms Red and Purple wells, encodingbaryonic and dark-sector structure. Rails thread these wells, generating quantized twistloops (leptons), temporal curls (photons), and three-bubble locks (baryons). Fromthis single ontology, AWUT recovers Maxwell’s and Einstein’s equations, lepton massratios, muon g-2, hydrogenic spectra, and black hole entropy — all without invokingnew particles, exotic fields, or extra dimensions.AWUT is falsifiable. It predicts a 9.22 GHz resonance, inverse-mass lepton mag-netic moments, hydrogenic n−3 residuals, and rotation–lensing lock — all testablewith current technology. Quantum behavior arises from wrinkle-fold dynamics underthe Planck stop, not from axiomatic uncertainty. Gravity emerges as persistent cur-vature from catch boundaries, not as a separate force. All constants are derived fromgeometry, not inserted by hand.An embedded artifact pack provides datasets, parameter files, and dimensionalchecks for independent verification. AWUT offers a reproducible, critique-ready unifi-cation in which quantum rules, relativity, and cosmology emerge as different faces ofgeometric logic and event-based theory.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17332671
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Aperture–Well Unification TheoryFirst-Principles Unification: Recovering Maxwell and GR, Deriving Confinement and Duality from Pure Geometry

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Aperture–Well Unification TheoryFirst-Principles Unification: Recovering Maxwell and GR, Deriving Confinement and Duality from Pure Geometry

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Aperture-Well Unification Theory (AWUT) proposes a geometry-only framework inwhich all physical phenomena emerge from a single elastic medium (Blue), regulated bythe Planck-Stop constraint. Localized curvature forms Red and Purple wells, encodingbaryonic and dark-sector structure. Rails thread these wells, generating quantized twistloops (leptons), temporal curls (photons), and three-bubble locks (baryons). Fromthis single ontology, AWUT recovers Maxwell’s and Einstein’s equations, lepton massratios, muon g-2, hydrogenic spectra, and black hole entropy — all without invokingnew particles, exotic fields, or extra dimensions.AWUT is falsifiable. It predicts a 9.22 GHz resonance, inverse-mass lepton mag-netic moments, hydrogenic n−3 residuals, and rotation–lensing lock — all testablewith current technology. Quantum behavior arises from wrinkle-fold dynamics underthe Planck stop, not from axiomatic uncertainty. Gravity emerges as persistent cur-vature from catch boundaries, not as a separate force. All constants are derived fromgeometry, not inserted by hand.An embedded artifact pack provides datasets, parameter files, and dimensionalchecks for independent verification. AWUT offers a reproducible, critique-ready unifi-cation in which quantum rules, relativity, and cosmology emerge as different faces ofgeometric logic and event-based theory.

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