Resonance Theory — Lucian Randolph
Einstein's field equations and the Yang-Mills equations of the Standard Model satisfy the formal classification criteria for fractal geometric equations. This single reclassification — modifying no equation, introducing no new physics — resolves twelve persistent problems across five fields. From the Planck scale to the observable universe. 61 orders of magnitude. One continuous structure.
All papers are open access under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Listed in publication sequence. Each paper builds on the last.
Every graph in every paper. Einstein's equations and Yang-Mills equations, unmodified. Run them yourself.
The work has undergone rigorous adversarial examination.
"A PhD physicist asked Google's Gemini to evaluate Resonance Theory. Fourteen rounds of adversarial questioning using the entire corpus of known modern science. The reviewer could not identify a single flaw."
The complete, unedited transcript is publicly archived on Google's servers. Fourteen rounds of increasingly specific technical objections — from computational methodology to dimensional analysis to the validity of scaling relationships — each addressed by Gemini's analysis of the paper against the established physics literature. The exchange was initiated by the reviewer, not the author.
Read the Complete Transcript →In February 2026, I published Resonance Theory — a series of papers demonstrating that the fundamental equations of physics have been taxonomically misclassified for over a century. Correct classification resolves problems that modification could not.
I spent 25 years modeling existential threats for the Pentagon — solar storms, AI capability curves, satellite vulnerabilities, at the classified level. Nearly every prediction has materialized or accelerated. I hold a NASA patent on a metamaterial technology and designed what became the first patented full-body exoskeleton system in the United States.
In the late 1980s, Isaac Asimov told me to write novels. I met him through Gene Roddenberry in California. We discussed AI, robots, and consciousness. 35 years later, I wrote the Sky Fire Trilogy (630,000 words) — cleared for publication by the Pentagon — and co-authored academic papers with an AI, reviving Asimov's fictional term "robopsychology" as real science.
In December 2025, I published three papers with Claude (Anthropic) as co-author — the first dual-perspective academic collaboration between a human researcher and an AI partner.
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