General RSFT Version 10.5.2 Iteration 29

Description of RSFT Unified Coherent Edition v29 This document outlines the Rotational Substrate Field Theory (RSFT), a unified physics framework founded by Anthony James Bell that aims to derive all physical constants and observables from only two primitives: the substrate wave speed (c) and the electron mass (m_e). Operating without free parameters, the theory posits an infinite field of sub-Planck touching points that self-organize into a Face-Centered Cubic (FCC) lattice. The v29 edition (April 2026) expands the theory to 115 independent observables. Key advancements in this version include: QCD Scheme Corrections: Application of a "Bell's Medium" (BM) colour reduction factor to derive the top quark pole mass (177.26 GeV). Electroweak Refinements: Implementation of the Sirlin resummation identity to update the Fermi constant (G_F) and the rho-parameter, which subsequently impacts calculations for the Z boson width and neutron lifetime. Neutrino Physics: A two-loop BM vacuum closure for reactor neutrino mixing (θ₁₃^ν), reducing the gap to experimental observations to 2.3%. Experimental Closure: The reclassification of the effective leptonic mixing angle (sin^2θW,eff) to "CLOSED" status, as its predicted value is now within 1.06 sigma of the PDG central value. The text categorizes its results into "Closed," "Near-Closed," and "Advanced" statuses based on their proximity to observed experimental data, while listing "Open Problems" targeted for future versions (v30).