Wave Architecture of Matter: A Deterministic Engineering Approach to Universal Order

This work presents a novel hypothesis that reinterprets the atom as a spherical wave resonance (soliton) rather than a system of orbiting particles. By introducing the concept of a "Surrogate Volume" as a geometric standard and a "Medium Coupling Coefficient," the research proposes a deterministic approach to chemical bonding and atomic stability. The study demonstrates the unity of physical laws across scales, from the frequency patterns of atomic spectra to the macro-physical phenomena of planetary magnetic fields and tectonics. This architectural approach offers a new predictive framework for material science and wave physics.