General RSFT v40 describes a theoretical framework deriving physical observables from two parameters, guiding future research.
This document details the Rotational Substrate Field Theory (RSFT) v40, a comprehensive framework authored by Anthony James Bell in April 2026. The theory operates with zero free parameters, deriving 181 independent physical observables from just two primitives: the substrate wave speed (c) and the electron mass (m_e), all organized within an FCC lattice geometry. The framework posits an infinite field of sub-Planckian points where particles emerge as toroidal vortex defects. This v40 edition introduces five specific new derivations: An FCC {111} Brillouin zone phonon dressing for the θ₁₃ (CKM) mixing angle. A two-loop substrate phonon series for the electron anomalous magnetic moment (a_e). An eight-loop series for the atmospheric neutrino mixing angle (θ₂₃ν). The NNN BM phonon self-energy correction for the Z boson total width (Γ_z). A three-loop correction for the leptonic CP violation phase. The text includes a complete status registry of predictions compared to PDG observed values, categorizing results as "Closed," "Near-Closed," or "Advanced" based on their current alignment with experimental data. It concludes with an updated Open Problems Registry to guide future iterations of the theory.
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