Principia Physicae
A Series of 51 Pre-prints Advancing Solutions to the Most Difficult Problems in Modern Theory
Statistical Analysis
The Physical Constants
- Physical Significance of Count Bounds of the Fundamental Measures
- Describing Coulombs Constant Using Only the Fundamental Measures
- Describing the Electric Constant Using Only the Fundamental Measures
- Describing the Fine Structure Constant Using Only the Fundamental Measures
- Three Frames of Reference Prerequisite to Deriving the Physical Constants
- Three Fundamental Constants
- Simplest Relation Between Fundamental Units of Length, Mass, and Time
- Discrete Expressions for the Gravitational Constant Offer Improved Precision
- Underlying Physics of the Hubble Tension 67.861 73.915 km s -1 Mpc -1
- Describing the Magnetic Constant Using Only the Fundamental Measures
- Correlating the Newton and Planck Constants
- Extending Precision of the Physical Constants
- Establishing the Discreteness of Measure with a New Form of Length Contraction
- Reduced Planck Constant A New Approach with Increased Precision
- What Defines the Fundamental Measures?
Classical Physics
- Universe Offers Shared Value for the Measure of Angle and Momentum at the Planck Bound 3.26239030392(48)
- Bounds to Baryonic Density
- What is the Physical Difference Between Baryonic and Electromagnetic Phenomena?
- Distance Corresponding to the Length Contraction Associated with a Measure of Blackbody Radiation
- Distance Corresponding to the Length Contraction Associated with a Measure of Charge Couplings
- Discrete Approach Offers Physical Confirmation: Three Spatial Dimensions
- Distance Corresponding to the Length Contraction Associated with a Measure of Elementary Charge
- Discrete Approach to Deriving the Equivalence Principle as a Predicted Outcome
- Simplest Relation Between Fundamental Units of Length, Mass, and Time
- Discrete Approach to the Contraction and Dilation of Measure with Respect to a Gravitational Mass
- Classical Approach to Discrete Gravity
- Length Contraction Associated with Discrete Measure Resolves CODATA Constants Tension
- Classical Approach to Orbital Star Velocity Obviates Dark Matter Conjecture While Demonstrating Path of Lowest Energy
- Measurement Quantization
- How to Derive Physical Constants Using Quantization Ratios as a Function of the Discrete and Non-discrete Frames
- Properties of Atoms Shown to be a Function of Discrete Geometry
- Deriving the Planck Unit Expressions
- Determinism and the Foundations of Quantum Behavior
- Physical Approach to Demonstrating Singularities Cannot Exist
- Spatial Curvature Incompatible with Discrete Phenomena
- Discrete Approach to the Contraction and Dilation of Measure with Respect to Motion
- Physically Significant Approach to Describing Broken Symmetry
- Unifying Gravity with Electromagnetism
Cosmology
- Classical Description of the CMB Power Spectrum Without Λ or CDM
- Dark Energy a Geometric Phenomenon
- Discrete Approach to Star Velocities Resolves Dark Matter Phenomenon
- Diameter & Age of the Universe as a Function of the CMB Temperature
- Time Dilation Between the Quantum and Expansionary Epochs
- Effective Mass of a Galaxy, Star Velocity and their Relation
- Increasing Universal Mass
- Classical Description of Mass in the Universe without Λ and CDM
- Physical Significance of the Transition from Classical to Non-classical Behavior in the Orbits of Stars
- Quantum Epoch
- Support for a Universe without Curvature
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