Structural and Ontological Critique of String Theory – Closure-Based Alternatives in the CNBIT Field Framework

This publication presents a formal structural and ontological critique of modern string theory, focusing on its unresolved compactification inconsistencies, the absence of vacuum selection mechanisms, and the lack of a provable spectral gap. As an alternative, it introduces the CNBIT-based field framework — a resonance-structured system providing quantized closure thresholds, energy boundedness, phase-locked geometry, and decision-based ontological coherence. Clarification: This publication belongs to the officially published CNBIT – Bridge Edition framework (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17759647). The document includes full mathematical formalization, closure-mapping tables, and direct references to foundational publications, offering a field-theoretic alternative to unresolved constructs within string theory. This study forms part of the Pragmatica Universus research framework.