Appendix E — Derivation 5: Unified Action Principle

Appendix E — Unified Action Principle (PBG)

(Foundations v 1.0 · 2025-06-10)

Phase-Biased Geometry replaces the standard zoo of fields and metrics with
one scalar coherence phase Φ(t,x) governed by a single,
three-term action. Every later PBG result — from c and G to the 21 cm
line — traces back to this Lagrangian.


E.1 Motivation

Conventional physics needs separate actions for gravity, gauge fields and
quantum waves. PBG collapses them into one coherence-anchoring principle,
hence its predictive economy.


E.2 Coherence-anchoring action

S[Φ]=d4xL[Φ],L[Φ]=12γ(tΦ)212α|Φ|212βΦ2(Foundations §1).
Constant Locked value Units Role
α 0.090 034 J m⁻¹ spatial stiffness
β 5.30 × 10⁻⁵⁴ J m⁻³ bias / mass term
γ 1.000 228 × 10⁻¹⁸ J s² m⁻³ temporal inertia

E.3 Why only these terms?

With global phase shift, spatial isotropy, time translation, P and T
invariance, the only relevant or marginal scalar operators (mass
dimension ≤ 4) are

(tΦ)2,|Φ|2,Φ2.

Higher powers or higher derivatives are either forbidden or
infra-red–irrelevant.


E.4 Euler–Lagrange equation

γt2Φ=α2ΦβΦ.

E.5 Immediate corollaries


E.6 Dimensional summary

Quantity Mass dimension
Φ 0
(tΦ)2 4
$ \nabla\Phi
Φ2 2
α +1
β +3
γ +3

(Mass dimension counted in ℏ = c = 1 units.)



Closing line

With just α,β,γ and the action above, PBG reproduces a
remarkable fraction of observed physics — no separate metric, gauge
potentials or Higgs field required.

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