Lattice Field Medium

A computational approach to fundamental physics

Exploring whether gravity, electromagnetism, and quantum behavior can be modeled as coupled wave equations on a discrete lattice.

(iγμμ − χ)ψ = 0  [GOV-01-S: Spinor]
∂²χ/∂t² = c²∇²χ − κ(|Ψ|² + εW·j − E₀²) − 4λH·χ(χ²−χ₀²)  [GOV-02 v13]
χ₀ = 19 — background lattice stiffness
100.0%
Tests Passing
105 of 105 executed tests passing
<0.01%
Energy Drift
Conservation verified
7 Domains
Tested
Gravity, EM, relativity, quantum, thermodynamics

Approach

GPU Simulations

These are real simulations running the LFM governing equations on GPU, not pre-rendered visualizations. Every result is computed from the wave equations.

Open Source

All code is public on GitHub. Inspect the physics engine, verify the math, run your own tests.

Interactive Parameters

Adjust simulation parameters in real-time and observe how the coupled wave system responds.

Energy Conservation

Every simulation tracks energy drift. Conservation laws hold to <0.01%, as documented in our OSF/Zenodo records.

Publicly Disclosed Research

This website demonstrates the Lattice Field Medium framework, an open research project with public disclosures on OSF and Zenodo. It has not yet undergone formal peer review.