Creating an empirical mathematical grand unification in order to complete String Theory

This document first derives a mathematical model for the unification of all fundamental forces, along with representations of matter that work within the model, I then go on to demonstrate that the model works, and then finally I use the model in order to select the most appropriate current version of String theory, describe the missing parts and variables, in order to provide the basis for a final completion of string theory as a working theory of everything. This document is produced on the basis of extended long term work, and is presented in an evolutionary style as we build the model and test it. Version 1, 112 Pages. Spoilers: after creating and testing the working mathematical model, the closest fit was the "F theory" version of string theory, amd using the model we are then able to complete it, and calculate the required constants. There is an annex at the end about how to update F Theory in order to make it "work" correctly for our universe, for those too impatient to read through the entire "journey of discovery" - if you are familiar with string theory, and F theory, you can jump right to the annex at the end in order to see the needed extensions and constants, to plug everything in and have a model that replicates the physics of our universe.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18791278
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Computational Physics and Python Applications
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Creating an empirical mathematical grand unification in order to complete String Theory

Jamie Swithenbank
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Computational Physics and Python Applications
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Creating an empirical mathematical grand unification in order to complete String Theory

Jamie Swithenbank
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This document first derives a mathematical model for the unification of all fundamental forces, along with representations of matter that work within the model, I then go on to demonstrate that the model works, and then finally I use the model in order to select the most appropriate current version of String theory, describe the missing parts and variables, in order to provide the basis for a final completion of string theory as a working theory of everything. This document is produced on the basis of extended long term work, and is presented in an evolutionary style as we build the model and test it. Version 1, 112 Pages. Spoilers: after creating and testing the working mathematical model, the closest fit was the "F theory" version of string theory, amd using the model we are then able to complete it, and calculate the required constants. There is an annex at the end about how to update F Theory in order to make it "work" correctly for our universe, for those too impatient to read through the entire "journey of discovery" - if you are familiar with string theory, and F theory, you can jump right to the annex at the end in order to see the needed extensions and constants, to plug everything in and have a model that replicates the physics of our universe.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Liberty University (US)
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Computational Physics and Python Applications
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