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April 5, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Unified Framework of Myo Min Aung Unified Theory v7.40 : From Nuclear Resonance to Galactic Energy and Gravitational Waves (Final Monograph – Volumes 1, 2 & 3 Integrated)

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MAMyomin Aung

Key Points

  • The aim is to integrate foundational volumes of the Myo Min Aung Unified Theory into a single framework that links nuclear phenomena to cosmic structures.
  • Provided a mathematical foundation with the mass curvature rate derived from nuclear binding energies.
  • Developed theoretical methods for energy extraction and tested gravitational wave data from LIGO-Virgo.
  • Analyzed specific events to provide empirical evidence supporting the unified theory framework.
  • Found evidence for a scalar phase correction in gravitational wave inspirals suggesting a new model of gravity.
  • Identified a persistent instrumental line in post-merger data, distinguishing it from astrophysical signals.
  • Established theoretical methods for energy extraction, emphasizing their mathematical validity while noting current technological limitations.

Abstract

This monograph integrates the three foundational volumes of the Myo Min Aung Unified Theory (MUT) into a single coherent work. The theory is built on a single fundamental constant – the Mass Curvature Rate f₌₂ₑ = c/mₚ = 1. 79210^35~m/ (kg s) – which emerges from nuclear binding energies and serves as the geometric origin of all fundamental constants (c, h, G, kB, ). Volume 1 establishes the core framework: the nuclear resonance factor = 1 - B/ (n mₚ c²), coarse‑graining to a macroscopic scalar field, the n-free continuous formulation, and a Yukawa modification of gravity that explains galactic rotation curves without dark matter (= 7. 1 kpc, = 0. 12). All fundamental constants are derived from f₌₂ₑ, and the theory is UV‑completed via asymptotic safety. Volume 2 presents three theoretical energy extraction methods: (i) resonant coupling to the vacuum MCR field, (ii) controlled mass–curvature decay, and (iii) gravitational gradient potentials. A clear disclaimer notes that these methods are mathematically consistent but not yet technologically feasible; they are intended as a long‑term roadmap. Volume 3 reports a complete six‑step data‑verified analysis of LIGO‑Virgo O3 gravitational wave data. The inspiral phase shows decisive evidence for a scalar phase correction in asymmetric binaries: combined three‑detector log Bayes factor = +13. 51, MAP coupling = 3. 1610^-5 (=0 excluded at 1), and a linear scaling law K = 1. 598 (q-1) -0. 972 across four events (GW150914, GW190521, GW190412, GW190814). The post‑merger high‑frequency tail search initially showed a 1765 Hz excess, but three independent validation tests (SNR timeline, time‑shift false alarm rate 66. 5%, pre‑vs‑post merger comparison) identify it as a persistent instrumental line, not an astrophysical signal. The inspiral results provide the strongest current evidence for the MUT scalar‑tensor model; the post‑merger tail remains an open prediction for future O4/O5 observations. This monograph establishes MUT as a testable, partially validated unified theory that extends general relativity, eliminates dark matter and dark energy, resolves black hole singularities, and derives all fundamental constants from a single geometric principle.

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Myomin Aung (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d1fd8ea79560c99a0a3a57https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19390566
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