Scalar Temporal Field Ontology v26: Unified UV-Complete Framework for Time, Geometry, and Energy

This work presents Scalar Temporal Field Ontology v26: Unified UV-Complete Framework for Time, Geometry, and Energy, the definitive edition of the scalar-temporal theory developed by Cale Scott Howe. Time is modeled as a smooth scalar field τ(x^μ) whose gradient ∇μτ defines local causal directionality. Matter couples to an observable disformal metricg^eff{μν}=A(τ)g_{μν}+B(τ)∇_μτ∇_ντ,so that spacetime curvature, inertia, and energy emerge as resonant structures of temporal flow. At low gradients (X≪1) the dynamics follow a variational Lagrangian P(τ,X)=½A X – V(τ)+½β X²/Λ⁴, recovering General Relativity to O(ε²) with c_T = 1 and full compliance with GW170817. At high gradients the theory closes under a nonlinear feedback couplingΩ(τ,X)=λ X / (1+κ X),which drives stress–energy and curvature to finite asymptotic values, producing intrinsic ultraviolet saturation (“asymptotic silence”) without external regulators. The field equations, matching conditions, and renormalization behavior establish a single continuous ontology from infrared to ultraviolet scales. The unified formulation reproduces all results of v25 (effective IR ontology) and the UV Extension while integrating them into a continuous, radiatively stable framework. It remains falsifiable and observationally consistent with Planck 2023 and DESI Y1 data, with predicted corrections testable through atomic interferometry, gravitational-wave phase analyses, and optical-clock comparisons. This document supersedes previous versions and constitutes the final, UV-complete statement of the Scalar Temporal Field Ontology.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-10-19
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17393306
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Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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Scalar Temporal Field Ontology v26: Unified UV-Complete Framework for Time, Geometry, and Energy

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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Scalar Temporal Field Ontology v26: Unified UV-Complete Framework for Time, Geometry, and Energy

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This work presents Scalar Temporal Field Ontology v26: Unified UV-Complete Framework for Time, Geometry, and Energy, the definitive edition of the scalar-temporal theory developed by Cale Scott Howe. Time is modeled as a smooth scalar field τ(x^μ) whose gradient ∇μτ defines local causal directionality. Matter couples to an observable disformal metricg^eff{μν}=A(τ)g_{μν}+B(τ)∇_μτ∇_ντ,so that spacetime curvature, inertia, and energy emerge as resonant structures of temporal flow. At low gradients (X≪1) the dynamics follow a variational Lagrangian P(τ,X)=½A X – V(τ)+½β X²/Λ⁴, recovering General Relativity to O(ε²) with c_T = 1 and full compliance with GW170817. At high gradients the theory closes under a nonlinear feedback couplingΩ(τ,X)=λ X / (1+κ X),which drives stress–energy and curvature to finite asymptotic values, producing intrinsic ultraviolet saturation (“asymptotic silence”) without external regulators. The field equations, matching conditions, and renormalization behavior establish a single continuous ontology from infrared to ultraviolet scales. The unified formulation reproduces all results of v25 (effective IR ontology) and the UV Extension while integrating them into a continuous, radiatively stable framework. It remains falsifiable and observationally consistent with Planck 2023 and DESI Y1 data, with predicted corrections testable through atomic interferometry, gravitational-wave phase analyses, and optical-clock comparisons. This document supersedes previous versions and constitutes the final, UV-complete statement of the Scalar Temporal Field Ontology.

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