Theoretical paper derives physical constants using substrate wave speed and electron mass, proposing new insights.
This document, titled "RSFT - Unified Coherent Edition v5," is a comprehensive theoretical physics paper authored by Anthony James Bell and dated April 16, 2026. It details the Rotational Substrate Field Theory (RSFT), a framework that attempts to derive all fundamental physical constants from just two primitives: substrate wave speed c and electron mass m_e. The theory proposes that the universe is built upon an infinite field of "sub-Planck touching points" where a subset self-organizes into an FCC lattice. Key advancements in this v5 edition include the derivation of the proton resonance condition (nᵣₑₛ = (2πκ)^3 ≈ 4408), a corrected velocity-budget correlation for the fine-structure constant that reduces the calculation gap to 4.7%, and an exact L/T split for loop beta coefficients. The paper covers a wide array of topics, including the topological quantization of vortex particles, an independent derivation of gravity (G), the identity of Dark Matter as Bell's Medium quasi-particles, and a derivation of the spin-statistics theorem from Hopf fibration.
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