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The aim is to establish a theoretical framework that derives all physical constants from two primitives: substrate wave speed and electron mass.

May 3, 2026Open Access

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Theoretical framework derives physical constants using substrate wave speed and electron mass, implying a new understanding of physics.

The aim is to establish a theoretical framework that derives all physical constants from two primitives: substrate wave speed and electron mass.
Detailed core postulates including elastic medium Lagrangian
Introduced a 'Velocity Budget' equation
Summarized independent observables and their derivations
Total of 67 independent observables derived, including gravitational constant and Higgs mass.
Introduced new findings such as tau neutrino mass ratio and proton charge radius.
Resolved key issues like the Hubble tension using new refractive index calculations.

Anthony Bell (2026) studied this question.

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May 3, 2026Open Access

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Theoretical framework derives physical constants using substrate wave speed and electron mass, implying a new understanding of physics.

The aim is to establish a theoretical framework that derives all physical constants from two primitives: substrate wave speed and electron mass.
Detailed core postulates including elastic medium Lagrangian
Introduced a 'Velocity Budget' equation
Summarized independent observables and their derivations
Total of 67 independent observables derived, including gravitational constant and Higgs mass.
Introduced new findings such as tau neutrino mass ratio and proton charge radius.
Resolved key issues like the Hubble tension using new refractive index calculations.

Anthony Bell (2026) studied this question.

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