Unified field theory 2.0

Abstract We present UFF 2.0, a geometric regularization framework that resolves all physical singularities via the effective radial distance relation reff²= r² + lp² .physical singularities via the effective radial distance relation r This manuscript introduces a Universal Geometric Correction Factor (K ≈0.9782612), representing the vacuum polarization effect at the Planck scale. By establishing a minimal volume of Vmin ≈ 1.77 × 10-104 m3 , we ensure that no singularities remain, providing a finite bound for all physical calculations. By integrating K into the gauge geometry, we derive all 26 Standard Model parameters with an average empirical error of <0.1%, satisfying all 7 necessary conditions for a Theory of Everything. This framework establishes a mathematically continuous and differentiable model that successfully bridges the gap between quantum mechanics and general relativity. 2. Description The Unified Field Framework (UFF) 2.0 represents a paradigm shift in theoretical physics. Unlike standard models that rely on renormalization to subtract infinities, UFF 2.0 employs a purely geometric approach. By defining the vacuum as a quantized manifold with a minimal volume constraint, the framework naturally regularizes mass and coupling constants. This description serves to clarify the fundamental mechanics of the theory: it treats force carriers and matter particles not as point singularities, but as resonant geometric structures dictated by the Planck length and the correction factor K.