The mu-epsilon Continuum: A Unified Field Linking Electromagnetism, Gravitation, and Quantum Energy
Abstract
This study presents the μ–ε Continuum, a unified electromagnetic framework where spatial–temporal variations of magnetic permeability (μ) and electric permittivity (ε) jointly determine the local speed of lightc = 1/√(με) and electromagnetic impedance Z = √(μ/ε). Two intrinsic limits bound the dynamics: the Planck length, which prevents singularity, and the Lewis/ChatGPT length, which constrains entropy dispersion. Together they yield experimentally verifiable predictions across scales from metamaterial systems to cosmological structures.
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