This research derives over thirty observables, including dark matter density and boson masses, from vacuum condensates, implying unification in particle physics.
Building on the vacuum condensate framework (Paper I, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19143779) and the fermion mass formula (Paper II, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19143896), we derive over thirty additional observables from the single condensate parameter nu = 0.4555. The strong coupling constant is obtained as alpha_s(M_Z) = (mu/kappa) x 9/7 = 0.1179, matching the measured value to 0.06%. The Higgs boson mass follows from the quartic coupling lambda = sqrt(2) x mu/kappa, giving m_H = 125.3 GeV (0.04%). The Planck mass is M_P = v x R^(16 + mu/kappa), accurate to 0.02%, resolving the hierarchy problem as a material property of the condensate raised to a power fixed by the Pati-Salam gauge structure. The dark matter to baryonic matter density ratio is derived as kappa/(2 mu) = 5.45, matching the observed 5.36 to 1.7%, identifying dark matter with longitudinal condensate modes. The cosmological constant is obtained within a factor of two via a double see-saw suppression of the condensate self-energy. We prove three structural results from the Frobenius theorem and quaternion algebra: exactly three fermion generations, 3+1 spacetime dimensions, and theta_QCD = 0 exactly from quaternionic conjugation symmetry -- the last implying no QCD axion exists. The CKM mixing angles are derived using gamma_U = 0.824 as a universal dynamical exponent acting on down-type mass ratios. The NLO mass correction coefficients are shown to be ratios of three integers: b_0 = 11 (QCD beta function), N_c = 3 (colors), and N_PS = 4 (Pati-Salam colors), consistent with one-loop self-energy structure. In total, the three-paper series addresses 41 quantitative observables, proves 4 structural theorems, and makes 2 falsifiable predictions, with zero free parameters beyond nu and v = 246 GeV, and zero failures against experiment.
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Luqman Omar Mahmood (2026) studied this question.