Chronos Theoretic Prediction of Novel Elemental Masses via Temporal Curvature Clustering
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| author | Hall, Matthew |
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| contents | <p>This paper expands the Chronos Sphere framework into the domain of atomic nuclei and elemental mass prediction. By leveraging the Chronos Mass Scaling Law and recursive temporal curvature quantization, the study forecasts a set of stable and quasi-stable elemental mass configurations beyond the known periodic table. These predicted masses are not constrained by traditional proton-neutron shell models but instead emerge from curvature minima—stable points in the temporal field gradient. Among the key forecasts are ultra-dense nuclei and superheavy elements, potentially stable due to their time-locked mass clustering. The work outlines methods for experimental synthesis, possible detection pathways, and the implications for transuranic research and cosmological nucleosynthesis.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Chronos Theoretic Prediction of Novel Elemental Masses via Temporal Curvature Clustering Hall, Matthew Chronos Theory elemental mass prediction temporal curvature superheavy elements ultra-dense nuclei time-locked stability transuranic synthesis curvature clustering periodic table extension isotopic prediction Chronos Sphere recursive dimensional shells curvature minima novel elements nuclear stability forecasting quantum time field <p>This paper expands the Chronos Sphere framework into the domain of atomic nuclei and elemental mass prediction. By leveraging the Chronos Mass Scaling Law and recursive temporal curvature quantization, the study forecasts a set of stable and quasi-stable elemental mass configurations beyond the known periodic table. These predicted masses are not constrained by traditional proton-neutron shell models but instead emerge from curvature minima—stable points in the temporal field gradient. Among the key forecasts are ultra-dense nuclei and superheavy elements, potentially stable due to their time-locked mass clustering. The work outlines methods for experimental synthesis, possible detection pathways, and the implications for transuranic research and cosmological nucleosynthesis.</p> |
| title | Chronos Theoretic Prediction of Novel Elemental Masses via Temporal Curvature Clustering |
| topic | Chronos Theory elemental mass prediction temporal curvature superheavy elements ultra-dense nuclei time-locked stability transuranic synthesis curvature clustering periodic table extension isotopic prediction Chronos Sphere recursive dimensional shells curvature minima novel elements nuclear stability forecasting quantum time field |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16416799 |