Monograph reveals a unified model predicting mass emergence and galactic dynamics, suggesting implications for physics.
This monograph presents the complete theoretical framework of the Myo Min Aung Unified Theory (MUT), a novel unification model that posits mass as an emergent property of spacetime resonance rather than a fundamental quantity. Centered on the universal Mass Curvature Rate (fMCR), the theory provides a derivation of nuclear masses, galactic rotation curves, and fundamental constants through a non-minimally coupled scalar field. Key highlights of the monograph include: Gravity & Dark Matter: A derivation of galactic rotation curves using a Yukawa modification of gravity, achieving fits for 175 SPARC galaxies without the need for dark matter. Fundamental Constants: A first-principles geometric derivation of the fine-structure constant (α) and the proton-to-electron mass ratio. Black Hole Physics: Resolution of singularities through a finite core model (rₘᵢₙ) based on the nuclear resonance factor. Cosmology: Modified Friedmann equations that address the Hubble (H_0) and S_8 tensions. Artificial Intelligence: The integration of the MUT scalar field with SU(5) algebra to propose a framework for Causal Artificial General Intelligence (PRD-AGI). Empirical Validation: 20 falsifiable predictions for the 2025–2027 window, including specific excess in Fast Radio Burst (FRB) dispersion measures. The work includes rigorous dimensional consistency, Python verification codes for galactic dynamics, and a formal defense against circularity through out-of-sample nuclear mass predictions.
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