General RSFT Version 10.5.2

This PDF, titled Rotational Substrate Field Theory (RSFT) Unified Coherent Edition v11 (Under the umbrella term "General Rotational Substrate Field Theory), authored by Anthony James Bell and dated April 17, 2026, presents a comprehensive theoretical framework that attempts to unify quantum mechanics and general relativity. The theory is founded on the postulate that the universe's fundamental substrate consists of a sub-Planck field of touching points that spontaneously self-organizes into an infinite Face-Centered Cubic (FCC) lattice. RSFT aims to derive all physical constants—including the masses of fundamental particles, coupling constants, and the gravitational constant—using only two primitives: the substrate pressure wave speed (c) and the electron mass (mₑ), with the ultimate goal of reducing these to a single primitive. The document is structured into 72 parts, detailing the theory's foundational postulates, core equations, and extensive derivations. Key concepts include vortex particles modeled as Clifford-torus rings, a "velocity budget" equation (vₒ₏₈₍² + v² = c²) from which Lorentz invariance emerges, and "Bell's Medium, " a dark fraction of the substrate representing points not locked into the lattice. The v11 edition introduces specific advances such as derivations for the Tau lepton mass, W boson mass, Top quark mass, and the Cosmological Constant () through mechanisms like FCC kink quantization and the Jeans instability of Bell's Medium. The author reports that the model achieves high accuracy across approximately 30 independent physical predictions, often within small percentage gaps of observed values.