Monistic Field Theory

A unified field theory in which matter and space are not separate entities — both are configurations of a single three-dimensional elastic medium. From a derived sextic potential and two MFT-specific inputs, the framework produces three particle generations, all masses to sub-percent accuracy, the Weinberg angle, the pion decay constant, the neutrino mass hierarchy, galactic rotation curves, cosmological expansion without $\Lambda$, and emergent Lorentz invariance — all related by the silver ratio $\delta = 1 + \sqrt{2}$.

The single claim

Matter and space are not separate entities. What we call "matter" is space in a state of localised contraction. What we call "empty space" is the same medium in its relaxed state.

Everything in MFT follows from this. Particles are localised contractions (solitons). Galactic halos are extended contraction profiles around baryonic matter. Cosmological expansion is the relaxation of the medium in low-density regions. Gravity is the metric response of the medium to local contraction. Electromagnetism is a directional polarisation mode of the same medium.

There is no separate substance for matter and no separate substance for spacetime. The contraction field $\varphi(\mathbf{x})$ describes the local state of the one underlying medium.

What it produces

From two MFT-specific inputs — the gravitational coupling $\beta$ and the energy calibration $m_e$ — and a sextic potential whose shape is forced by the Symmetric Back-Reaction theorem, MFT produces:

Derived identity

Pion decay constant

$f_\pi^2 = V''(\varphi_v)/4 = \delta = 1 + \sqrt{2}$

Predicted:185.9 MeV Observed:186.0 MeV
0.03%

Derived identity

Neutrino mass hierarchy

$\Delta m^2_{32}/\Delta m^2_{21} = \delta^4 - 1 = 16 + 12\sqrt{2}$

Predicted:32.97 Observed:32.58
1.2%

Mass ratio

Weinberg angle

$\sin^2\theta_W = 1 - (E_W/E_Z)^2$ from Q-ball ratio

Predicted:0.2240 Observed:0.2232
0.4%

Structural theorem

Three families of matter

Constrained Morse index admits exactly three admissible Q-ball modes

Stable:$n = 0, 1$ Metastable:$n = 2$
exact

Six-galaxy spiral fit

Galactic rotation curves

Halo profile shape derived from silver-ratio potential — not assumed

Combined:$\Sigma\chi^2/\text{dof} = 1.17$ Galaxies:MW, M31, +4
data-quality fit

All-orders S-matrix equivalence

Electron form factor

$F_{\text{MFT}}(q) = F_{\text{QED}}(q) + \mathcal{O}(m_e^2/M_{\text{Pl}}^2)$

Deviation:$\sim 10^{-45}$ $g$-factor:$g = 2$ derived
undetectable

These are six of twenty headline results across particle physics, gravity, and quantum field theory. The full Results dashboard →

The silver ratio

The number $\delta = 1 + \sqrt{2} \approx 2.414$ — the silver ratio — appears in fourteen independent manifestations across MFT. It is not chosen. It is the unique fixed point of the gravitational self-consistency condition: the only algebraic number for which the elastic medium's own gravitational back-reaction leaves its potential landscape invariant.

The same constant governs physics across 37 orders of magnitude in mass: from neutrinos at $\sim 10^{-2}$ eV to galactic halos at $10^{12}\,M_\odot$. The pion decay constant equals $\delta$. The neutrino mass hierarchy ratio is $\delta^4 - 1$. The vacuum stiffness ratio is $4\delta$. The barrier-to-vacuum energy ratio is $1/\delta^2$. Every one of these is an algebraic consequence of a single condition $\lambda_4^2 = 8 m_2 \lambda_6$ on the potential.

Why the silver ratio is forced (Synthesis page) →

Two inputs

The Standard Model has roughly 19–25 free parameters; $\Lambda$CDM adds another six. MFT operates with two MFT-specific inputs:

Everything else — the potential parameters, the silver ratio, the sector Coulomb couplings $Z_{\text{lep}}, Z_{\text{down}}$, the coupling function $F(\varphi) = F_0 e^{\beta\varphi}$, all the mass predictions — is derived.

The complete parameter ledger →

Where to start

The site is organised around different reader paths. Pick the entry point that matches what you're looking for:

Understanding Guide →

The eight-section overview. Designed as a first-time reading entry point — assumes physics-curious but not necessarily a specialist.

recommended starting point

Synthesis →

The bird's-eye view. Single ontological claim, action, parameter ledger, full derivation chain, comparison with the Standard Model. The flagship paper as a single page.

P9 · the unifying view

Results dashboard →

Twenty MFT predictions across all sectors as a visual dashboard, plus ten falsifiability criteria — the experimental discoveries that would refute MFT.

all sectors · visual

Foundations →

The structural base: action, sign constraints, Symmetric Back-Reaction theorem, full benchmark Lagrangian, step-by-step derivation of emergent Lorentz invariance and $E = mc^2$.

P0 · P1 · P2 · P9

Particles →

The microphysics sector: family-of-three theorem, Q-ball mass spectrum, spin-½ emergence, fractional-charge confinement, hadrons, neutrinos, electroweak bosons.

P3 · P4 · P6 · P7 · P8

Gravity →

The macroscopic sector: galactic rotation curves at $\chi^2/\text{dof} = 1.17$, cosmological expansion without $\Lambda$, compact objects, full Solar-System compatibility.

P5 · P12 · P13

Quantum →

Promotion to a quantum field theory: canonical quantisation, propagators, electromagnetic scattering matching QED to $10^{-45}$, derived $g = 2$, 3D finiteness of the sextic potential.

P10 · P11 · P14 · P15

Q-ball Solver →

Compute the discrete soliton spectrum interactively in your browser. Reproduces lepton, quark, and boson masses including the photon and Weinberg angle.

live · interactive

Papers →

The complete 16-paper corpus (P0–P15) on Zenodo. Each paper is self-contained with derivation chain, key results, and per-paper PDF download.

corpus · DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19343255

Status

The 16 papers (P0–P15) are published on Zenodo under the always-current corpus DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19343255. MFT is presented as a candidate framework with concrete, falsifiable predictions across multiple sectors. Three open problems define the current frontier:

Several earlier open problems have been resolved in the corpus: spin-½ classification (P6), renormalisability (P15), the pion decay constant (P8), neutrino masses (P8), and the coupling function $F(\varphi)$ (P2). See the falsifiability section for what experimental discoveries would refute the theory.

Author

MFT is the work of Dale Wahl, an independent researcher. Correspondence: drwahl6913@gmail.com.

Source code for this site, all numerical scripts, and LaTeX sources for every paper are available on GitHub. The site is hosted as static GitHub Pages content; corrections, suggestions, and feedback are welcome via email or GitHub issues.