General RSFT Version 10.5.2 Iteration 35

This PDF document presents version 35 (April 2026) of Rotational Substrate Field Theory (RSFT), a unified physics framework founded by Anthony James Bell. The theory proposes that all physical observables emerge from a Face-Centered Cubic (FCC) substrate geometry using only two primitives: the speed of light (c) and the mass of the electron (mₑ). It claims to introduce zero free parameters while deriving 151 independent observables. The contents are organized into foundational postulates, core equations, and detailed derivations of new "v35" results. Key highlights include: Foundational Framework: RSFT views the universe as an infinite field of sub-Planck points that self-organize into an FCC lattice (Bell's Jeans instability). Particles are modeled as toroidal vortex rings (vortex particles). New v35 Derivations: This edition introduces six specific advancements, including a Higgs mass update (124. 729 GeV) using a BM scalar self-energy correction and a revised Fermi constant (GF) incorporating pion-pole hadronic vacuum polarization. Performance Metrics: The document provides extensive tables comparing RSFT predictions against observed CODATA/PDG values. Observables like the fine-structure constant, W boson mass, and various particle magnetic moments are categorized by their status, ranging from "CLOSED" (exact or <2% error) to "ADVANCED". Neutrino Physics: The theory derives both solar and atmospheric neutrino mass splittings from geometric ratios, with the atmospheric splitting now cited at a 0. 33% gap from observed values.