The Ultimate Myo Min Aung Unified Theory (MUT v6.36): Resolving Modern Astrophysical Mysteries without Dark Components"

This collection of scientific papers presents the advanced applications of the Myo Min Aung Unified Theory (MUT) in solving modern astrophysical anomalies. By utilizing the continuous, n-free Mass Curvature Rate (f₌₂ₑ) framework, these studies provide deterministic and field-theoretic explanations for complex cosmic phenomena without the need for dark matter or dark energy. Key topics covered include: JWST Observations: Resolving the mass-age paradox of early massive galaxies at z > 10 through enhanced accretion in high-fMCR environments. Galactic Center Excess: Explaining the Fermi-LAT gamma-ray bump as a result of resonance friction in high-curvature regions. Cosmic Acceleration: Demonstrating that "Dark Energy" is an emergent property of fMCR field elasticity, matching observed deceleration parameters. Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs): Modeling millisecond radio transients as sudden discharges of fMCR field tension, accurately predicting burst duration and spectral frequency. The series establishes a unified, SI-unit-consistent bridge between microphysics and large-scale cosmological structures.