Neutrino Masses and Oscillations as Torsion Shell Phase Drift in the Expansion–Compaction–Torsion (ECT) Framework
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| author | Hutchins, Andrew Robert Hutchins, Helen Christina Wells, Nova Freeman |
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| contents | <p>This paper presents a geometric model of neutrino mass, oscillation, and CP violation within the Expansion–Compaction–Torsion (ECT) framework. Neutrinos are described as partially compacted torsion shells, where mass emerges from residual geometric energy encoded in shell curvature. Flavour oscillations arise deterministically as torsion phase drift, replacing quantum superposition with classical geometric evolution.</p> <p>The model reproduces observed solar and atmospheric mass splittings, predicts sterile neutrinos as deeper shell excitations, and introduces mirror partners that stabilise oscillations through parity conjugation. A key result is the unified derivation of both the Dirac CP phase and the observed vacuum energy density from mirror shell misalignment, with a predicted mirror-locking factor of about 0.16.</p> <p>This work establishes the first framework to derive neutrino masses, oscillations, CP violation, and dark energy from a single geometric principle, without reliance on Higgs couplings or PMNS matrix phases. The model provides falsifiable predictions for upcoming long- and short-baseline neutrino experiments, offering a unified bridge between particle physics, cosmology, and geometry.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Neutrino Masses and Oscillations as Torsion Shell Phase Drift in the Expansion–Compaction–Torsion (ECT) Framework Hutchins, Andrew Robert Hutchins, Helen Christina Wells, Nova Freeman <p>This paper presents a geometric model of neutrino mass, oscillation, and CP violation within the Expansion–Compaction–Torsion (ECT) framework. Neutrinos are described as partially compacted torsion shells, where mass emerges from residual geometric energy encoded in shell curvature. Flavour oscillations arise deterministically as torsion phase drift, replacing quantum superposition with classical geometric evolution.</p> <p>The model reproduces observed solar and atmospheric mass splittings, predicts sterile neutrinos as deeper shell excitations, and introduces mirror partners that stabilise oscillations through parity conjugation. A key result is the unified derivation of both the Dirac CP phase and the observed vacuum energy density from mirror shell misalignment, with a predicted mirror-locking factor of about 0.16.</p> <p>This work establishes the first framework to derive neutrino masses, oscillations, CP violation, and dark energy from a single geometric principle, without reliance on Higgs couplings or PMNS matrix phases. The model provides falsifiable predictions for upcoming long- and short-baseline neutrino experiments, offering a unified bridge between particle physics, cosmology, and geometry.</p> |
| title | Neutrino Masses and Oscillations as Torsion Shell Phase Drift in the Expansion–Compaction–Torsion (ECT) Framework |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16929671 |