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Explores the relationship between quantum statistics, zeta functions, and field theories, suggesting new insights into fundamental constants.
The present paper aims to bridge the border between real physical-constant-based real fields and dimensionless complex fields. Unified fields have coupling constants differing by hundreds of orders of magnitude which are catchable by dimensionless fields. The border between a Fatou set and a Julia of quadratic root finding within a Newton iteration yields complex curvatures, masses and a generation of Minkowski spacetime. A scan algorithm in the vicinity of nontrivial zeros of zeta functions yields stable laps with fluctuations of Legendre modules at the critical strip.
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