pajuhaan

I am posting this from Iran.

Because of the unstable and dangerous situation around Iran, and because there is a real sense of uncertainty about what may happen next, I decided to publish this work now even though it was still in its final stage of polishing.

The paper is about an emergent fundamental constant, specifically the fine-structure constant alpha. I know this is a big claim, and I am not asking anyone to accept it casually. i'm simply asking physicists, mathematically minded readers, and anyone seriously interested in foundations to take a look and tell me where it stands.

I do not know what will happen in the coming days or weeks. that is exactly why i did not want to keep waiting for a perfect moment. I wanted the work to be visible now.

My view is becoming increasingly simple: the missing key behind quantum gravity may not be a more complicated structure, it's a simpler one, the idea that wave-function evolution is locked to the speed of light through. simple, but powerful!!

At this point, i think the theory deserves serious reading from physicists willing to examine it carefully and, if it holds up, advocate for it. I've been developing it largely independently, and i hope to eventually present it in seminars as well. If the situation in Iran changes, i believe that moment may finally be possible.

If you read it, I’d especially value criticism on the mathematical structure, physical interpretation, and whether the emergence claims are genuinely nontrivial.

I can pretty much tell that it's very unlikely to find a Lagrangian that leads to a closed-form formula for the electron mass (on loop in C-space model), then give proton mass in (N=3) and electroweak scale in N=4:

It lands at 877.83 s, close to the best bottle results, and i also discuss why beam/proton-counting can end up higher.

I’m not claiming this replaces the Standard Model — more like a checkable hypothesis about where these timescales might emerge from.