Part 24: Graviton Pressure Theory - Unit System

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Graviton Pressure Theory (GPT) reconceptualizes the gravitational interaction not as a function of mass-based attraction or spacetime curvature, but as a phenomenon rooted in the structured flow of directional field pressure exerted by gravitons. These gravitons are coherent carriers of momentum and structural intent—akin to particles, yet fundamentally defined by pattern, directionality, and coherence interaction.

 

For GPT to be considered a rigorous, engineerable theory—one that enables simulation, engineering-grade modeling, and empirical validation—it must be grounded in a dimensional and unit system that reflects its causal principles. This section outlines the dimensional foundations of GPT through:

• Custom units specific to graviton field behavior.

• Dimensional analysis that replaces classical force/mass assumptions.

• Symbols and ratios that allow measurable, replicable field experiments.

 

This is not a retrofitting of classical units, but a ground-up reconstruction aligned to causal coherence. This is a native language for pressure-based, coherence-resonance-driven physics.

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