Paper 42 A Call to Kaku – DFIM as TOE, Answering Yes to the Three Questions

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Authors: Jesper Åberg
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Abstract

DFIM Meets Kaku's Criteria DFIM (ver 4.0) unifies via a weld (3-brane i n 5D bulks) between +F/-F fields, with n ofundamentals-everything emergent. • Einstein's Gravity: Derived as local stiffening k(pm) = ko + Bpm (core Section 3),recovering GR weak-field/Schwarzschild limits via scalar-tensor action. Expansion asmass-induced tension stretch (Vol III Paper 1 Section 4), geometric without darkenergy dominance. • All Sub-Atomic Particles: Explained as resonant modes (Appendix D/H): Electron (n=1,low effective pm scaling to 0.511 MeV); proton (n=3 composite, high effective pmcorresponding to 938 MeV, ratio ~ 1836 from contrast). Zoo (hundreds) from n -combinatorics; n o ad-hoc fields-unified via power-law m o (Bpm) / 5 vpm n (VolllNote 12). • Mathematical Consistency: Self-consistent without SUSY/fine-tuning—hierarchiesprotected by bulk leaks (P asymmetry); unitarity preserved across scales. Aligns withstring analogs (Vol III Paper 1) but minimal (5D, no compactification).

Fields of Study & Subjects

Relativity and Gravitational Theory Black Holes and Theoretical Physics Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
26 February 2026
Language
EN