Charge–Distance Equivalence and the Unified Field D

We present a dimensional and geometric analysis of the universal coefficient Γ, expressed as Γ = rT, where r is a characteristic length scale and T is a normalization factor. We demon- strate that dimensional consistency requires electric charge to be equivalent to spatial distance. Consequently, electric charge is not a fundamental physical quantity but a geometric manifesta- tion of space. The apparent quantization of charge is shown to originate from the quantization of surface distance, with a minimal unit √ 3, lp. We further identify the unified field D as the structural parameter encoding charge–distance equivalence, providing a unified geometric interpretation of electromagnetic and non-equilibrium phenomena.