Z-MUT: Redefinition of Physical Constants and Integration of Computational Models through Information Engineering Approach

This paper presents the "Z-MUT (Z-Merged Unit Theory)," which defines the universe as an information system (OS) performing sequential computational processes. By defining the "Four Successive Phases (D, U, H, E)" and utilizing the "Impedance Coefficient (χ)" derived from gravitational wave data, this theory reconstructs fundamental physical constants through the lens of information engineering. The validity of the model is demonstrated through: The Nature of the Speed of Light (c): The data transfer limit per clock cycle. The Nature of Gravity (G): Computational delays (impedance) caused by the accumulation of History (H). GPS Time Dilation: The calculated values based on Z-MUT perfectly match empirical data (38,000 ns/day). Z-MUT transitions the universe from an object of description to an object of computation, providing the engineering foundation for future phase-transition applications such as matter synthesis.