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To establish that the substrate dispersion relation is uniquely determined by specific symmetries and properties of the vacuum.

April 10, 2026Open Access

Uniqueness of the UCM Substrate Action from Symmetry and Renormalization Group Constraints

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To establish that the substrate dispersion relation is uniquely determined by specific symmetries and properties of the vacuum.
Theoretical analysis of the substrate dispersion relation
Application of Poincaré symmetry and SO(3) internal symmetry
Investigation of renormalizability and gravitational inertness
The substrate dispersion relation is given by ω²=c²(k²+k²_Λ)
No free parameters enforce the uniqueness of the relation

Implication

Theoretical proof demonstrates unique substrate dispersion relation, implying strong symmetry constraints in physics.

Abstract

UCM Paper 41. Proves that the substrate dispersion relation ω²=c²(k²+k²_Λ) is uniquely determined by Poincaré symmetry, SO(3) internal symmetry, renormalizability, and gravitational inertness of the vacuum. No free parameters.

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Norbert Prebeck (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d894ad6c1944d70ce0598c https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19458076

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Theoretical proof demonstrates unique substrate dispersion relation, implying strong symmetry constraints in physics.

Uniqueness of the UCM Substrate Action from Symmetry and Renormalization Group Constraints

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Uniqueness of the UCM Substrate Action from Symmetry and Renormalization Group Constraints

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