Theoretical analysis demonstrates the emergence of three-dimensional space and wave motion from fundamental axioms, suggesting a unified basis for physical dynamics.
This is a preprint of a theoretical program in foundational physics. Starting from only three axioms — that Being exists, that logic is self-consistent, and that any additional specification must have a source — the work derives the basic structure of space and the form of free motion. Part I rigorously establishes that space is identical with Being, that Being is incompressible and necessarily in motion, that free excitations must be circularly polarized transverse waves, and that space is therefore three-dimensional. A finite propagation speed and the unique second-order linear wave equation are derived. Part II presents a candidate unified nonlinear dynamical equation with a built-in speed limit, and explicitly lists open problems, including the derivation of the spatial metric structure. This version is archived as a preprint. Comments are welcome.
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