Extends the Koku Universe framework to unify classical mechanics, electromagnetism, and quantum uncertainty, suggesting a single principle underlying physical forces.
This paper extends the Koku Universe classical mechanics chain (Papers 1-4) to electromagnetism, nuclear force, and quantum uncertainty. Coulomb force arises from sign alignment of ∇(1/N) between charged particles. Nuclear force arises from extreme N-compression within atomic nuclei. Quantum uncertainty arises from the minimum resolution limit τ of Koku-plane layers. Newton, Maxwell, and Heisenberg are unified under one axis: F = ∇(1/N). One universe. One principle. One axis. Fifth paper in the TheYKHC Koku Universe Research Series.
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