Unification of the Four Interactions in PODA Observation Geometry Common Dynamics, Gravity–Gauge Coupling, and Quantum Consistency
Abstract
Physical states and objective observation conditions jointly determine experimental records. Starting from the physical--observation dual-axis (PODA) structure of Physobser Theory, we construct a common dynamics for the parent connection, response projector, matter fields, and spacetime geometry. In the stated chiral and stable-vacuum realization, an internal five-dimensional space splits into three- and two-dimensional blocks; color and electroweak breaking yield the three gauge interactions, while all stresses source the same gravitational field. The common Dirac spectrum relates gravitational and gauge kinetics through \( k_{\rm sp}g_{\rm sp}^2=2\Omega^2 \). Compatible elimination preserves the parent solutions and their physical source responses. The monograph's sequential return becomes an explicit five-dimensional channel: populations, coherence, and time composition determine when a finite return belongs to the continuous dynamics used here. Eliminating the common coupling and running time then gives a direct relation between two return probabilities and three inverse gauge couplings. Fermion anomalies, thresholds, the strong-CP phase, proton partial lifetimes, and vacuum constraints are treated in the same realization. Positive normal-mode reductions retain the leading low-energy spectral relations, but the purely exponential covariance has a high-energy positivity obstruction and is not identified with a complete positive parent quantum theory. The result is a…
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