Unified Resonance Model (URM) — Compendium v1.2 (Manifesto Edition)

The Unified Resonance Model (URM) presents a process-first framework in which all physical laws arise from the dynamics of coherence (C), resistance (R), and emergent form (P = C·R). URM replaces geometry-first theories with a generative grammar of operators — slide (α), side (β), stickiness (σ), drive (γ), and environment (η) — that governs stability, transition, and recursion across all scales. This Compendium (v1.2, “Manifesto Edition”) integrates foundational axioms, operator grammar, worked examples, cross-domain predictions, and explicit falsifiability protocols. It recovers Newtonian mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, relativity, cosmology, and black-hole physics as dialects of one grammar. Appendices extend the framework to nuclear stability, optics, condensed matter, climate science, planetary formation, entropy, energy/force grammar, and information theory. URM is presented as open science: a falsifiable, testable, and generative toolkit. Predictions span interferometry, optical clocks, BECs, condensed matter, DNA geometry, climate cycles, planetary spacing, CMB anisotropies, and black-hole radiation. Each prediction includes clear operator mappings and contrasts with standard theory.