Bakous Unified Field Theory and Gorchilin's Temporal-Field Model: Conceptual Correspondences, Public Disclosures, and Attribution Review

This comparative statement examines connections between Ronny N. Bakous’s Bakous Unified Field Theory (BUFT) and Vyacheslav Gorchilin’s “The Temporal Field and Its Projections: The Emergence of Space,” together with its directly linked continuation on electric, magnetic and wave fields. The analysis focuses on a combined foundational architecture: temporal activity precedes spatial structure, temporal dynamics generate spatial relations, and observable interactions arise from an underlying temporal structure. Exact paired excerpts, section references and mathematical checks distinguish these conceptual correspondences from differences in the proposed mechanisms. Three supporting images document relevant BUFT formulations. The chronology separates screenshot-visible dates from separately supplied dates and the dates displayed on Gorchilin’s pages. The statement records that neither inspected article acknowledges BUFT and establishes a specific basis for requesting source clarification, consideration of relevant earlier work and appropriate citation wherever the work draws on BUFT. It documents the relationship between the formulations without presuming dependence or intent.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23862232
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Relativity and Gravitational Theory
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Bakous Unified Field Theory and Gorchilin's Temporal-Field Model: Conceptual Correspondences, Public Disclosures, and Attribution Review

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Bakous Unified Field Theory and Gorchilin's Temporal-Field Model: Conceptual Correspondences, Public Disclosures, and Attribution Review

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This comparative statement examines connections between Ronny N. Bakous’s Bakous Unified Field Theory (BUFT) and Vyacheslav Gorchilin’s “The Temporal Field and Its Projections: The Emergence of Space,” together with its directly linked continuation on electric, magnetic and wave fields. The analysis focuses on a combined foundational architecture: temporal activity precedes spatial structure, temporal dynamics generate spatial relations, and observable interactions arise from an underlying temporal structure. Exact paired excerpts, section references and mathematical checks distinguish these conceptual correspondences from differences in the proposed mechanisms. Three supporting images document relevant BUFT formulations. The chronology separates screenshot-visible dates from separately supplied dates and the dates displayed on Gorchilin’s pages. The statement records that neither inspected article acknowledges BUFT and establishes a specific basis for requesting source clarification, consideration of relevant earlier work and appropriate citation wherever the work draws on BUFT. It documents the relationship between the formulations without presuming dependence or intent.

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