The theory, applied
Each application reads a measured record through the locked core. The foundation papers carry the core into a domain. The experiment analyses take a recent laboratory result, accept its data in full, and state what FDT reads in it and what it predicts next.
Foundation papers
The core carried into three domains: the flow and vorticity of the omnium, the weight of the Milky Way, and the Born rule.
The omnium vortex
Frame drag is the omnium’s flow, and the magnetic field a body carries is the kept vorticity of its own medium. The record of fifty-one bodies decides between the two windows.
Dark matter is heavier, denser, curved spacetime
The Milky Way weighs 6.1 times its matter-phase census inside 39.5 kpc and 11.5 times inside 273 kpc. That weight is the omnium’s spacetime phase held compressed around mass.
The Born rule as the seating law of helical patterns
Three routes derive Pr(k) = Ak² from the core: a pattern seats whole in the first port whose closure drive overtakes the resident disturbance of the non-empty omnium.
Experiments read through FDT
Five recent results, from entangled ions in two separate modules to graphene layers that slide. The data stand as measured.
Mixed-species network entanglement
Strontium and calcium ions in two Oxford modules share one mode of the whole network. Entanglement reads as a shared density-gradient constraint on identical patterns.
Cavity-less Brillouin strong coupling
Light and sound in one cold fibre split into hybrid modes without a cavity. The optical and acoustic modes are two regimes of the one carrier.
The gallium anomaly as a comparison of reclosure weights
Neutrino capture and electron capture are two events, never mirror images. Signed transition profiles with nodes reduce the capture reading at the measured half-life.
Sliding tetralayer graphene
A gate-voltage history slides the stacking of four graphene layers, and magnetism switches on and off with the geometry. A laboratory exhibit of magnetism as geometry.
One carrier in a patterned magnetic circuit
Propagating spin waves in a magnetic film and microwave photons in a superconducting resonator hybridise. Magnon and photon are two regimes of one carrier.
