FrameworkMIT
Mode Identity Theory
Mode Identity Theory
Predictive
MIT is a shape formed on philosophical grounds before any prediction was computed. Topology determines the structure; observation supplies the scale; every coefficient is a consequence. The single topological postulate produces one scaling law that blindly predicts constants of the universe: Λ, H₀, a₀, and α, spanning 122 orders of magnitude from Λ⋅ℓP² ∼ 10⁻¹²² to α ∼ 10⁻²; and 24 fermion mass entries covering all 12 Standard Model fermions. Two predictions separate the framework from alternatives: a₀(z) ∝ H(z) while Λ remains constant. Falsification criteria are pre‑registered to Euclid DR1.
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