Organized Complexity: A Lattice-Based Framework for Particle Physics.
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| author | Okolo, Hanyelichukwu Paul |
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| contents | <div> <div> <div> <p>The Organized Complexity (OC) framework reimagines particle physics through a mathematical divisor lattice, where fundamental particles emerge as dynamic patterns. Unlike the Standard Model, which relies on fields and intrinsic properties, OC posits that particle behaviors—mass, charge, and stability—arise from the lattice’s intrinsic symmetries and computational constraints. Mass is redefined as the computational complexity of encoding a particle’s lattice interactions, charges calibrate state transitions, and stability reflects alignment with lattice symmetries. This document provides a detailed exploration of the OC framework, bridging number theory, computational paradigms, and lattice structures to offer a unified perspective on particle physics.</p> </div> </div> </div> |
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| spellingShingle | Organized Complexity: A Lattice-Based Framework for Particle Physics. Okolo, Hanyelichukwu Paul Organized Complexity Particle physics Particle Physics Quantum physics Quantum Physics Number Theory Standard Model Lattice Dynamics Electrons Electron CERN LHC <div> <div> <div> <p>The Organized Complexity (OC) framework reimagines particle physics through a mathematical divisor lattice, where fundamental particles emerge as dynamic patterns. Unlike the Standard Model, which relies on fields and intrinsic properties, OC posits that particle behaviors—mass, charge, and stability—arise from the lattice’s intrinsic symmetries and computational constraints. Mass is redefined as the computational complexity of encoding a particle’s lattice interactions, charges calibrate state transitions, and stability reflects alignment with lattice symmetries. This document provides a detailed exploration of the OC framework, bridging number theory, computational paradigms, and lattice structures to offer a unified perspective on particle physics.</p> </div> </div> </div> |
| title | Organized Complexity: A Lattice-Based Framework for Particle Physics. |
| topic | Organized Complexity Particle physics Particle Physics Quantum physics Quantum Physics Number Theory Standard Model Lattice Dynamics Electrons Electron CERN LHC |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15307000 |