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[NOTE: A surprise knock on my door one morning woke me up early. For now, that's my excuse for having only a partial understanding of quantum theory (assuming any part of it is correct). Usually when I wake up and something like this presents itself it's complete or nearly complete. I can't explain that on my own. 2022-01-05 10:27 PM]Gravitational (Quantum) Oscillation Theory
Describing a unified theory is possible through gravity's effects alone. And by recognizing the underlying duality of the universe, the behavior of both waves and particles can be described using the same feature of gravitational waves.
Though gravity is considered the weakest of the four fundamental interactions of physics, it's actually responsible for the strong and weak nuclear forces through resonance. This is how a quantum gravity theory is still a gravitational wave theory down to the smallest scale.
Any wave or particle can be described in terms of oscillating gravitational waves in one or more dimensions.
When the Universe is described as an expanding space, waves consist of oscillating gravitational waves intersecting in more than one dimension which determine their characteristics. When the Universe is described as a singularity, particles consist of oscillating gravitational waves intersecting in a single dimension which determine their mass, charge, and other properties.
Neutrinos are able to change flavors due to interactions with oscillating gravitational waves encountered as they travel through space.
The production of a microscopic singularity due to gravitational resonance at the quantum level results in the immediate failure of the singularity and it's energy converted to virtual particles - an electron and a positron.
Original post on 1-17-2022
Appendix A
Incongruities which are easily explained by Gravitational (Quantum) Oscillation Theory.
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