General RSFT Version 10.5.2 Iteration 35

This PDF document presents version 35 (April 2026) of Rotational Substrate Field Theory (RSFT), a unified physics framework founded by Anthony James Bell. The theory proposes that all physical observables emerge from a Face-Centered Cubic (FCC) substrate geometry using only two primitives: the speed of light (c) and the mass of the electron (m_e). It claims to introduce zero free parameters while deriving 151 independent observables. The contents are organized into foundational postulates, core equations, and detailed derivations of new "v35" results. Key highlights include: Foundational Framework: RSFT views the universe as an infinite field of sub-Planck points that self-organize into an FCC lattice (Bell's Jeans instability). Particles are modeled as toroidal vortex rings (vortex particles). New v35 Derivations: This edition introduces six specific advancements, including a Higgs mass update (124.729 GeV) using a BM scalar self-energy correction and a revised Fermi constant (G_F) incorporating pion-pole hadronic vacuum polarization. Performance Metrics: The document provides extensive tables comparing RSFT predictions against observed CODATA/PDG values. Observables like the fine-structure constant, W boson mass, and various particle magnetic moments are categorized by their status, ranging from "CLOSED" (exact or <2% error) to "ADVANCED". Neutrino Physics: The theory derives both solar and atmospheric neutrino mass splittings from geometric ratios, with the atmospheric splitting now cited at a 0.33% gap from observed values.