Calibration of the Tensor Model of Discrete Dynamics: From Mathematical Constants to Quantitative Predictions of Physical Anomalies
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| author | Mazein, Sergey Aleksandrovich |
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| contents | <p>A strategy for calibrating the Tensor Model of Discrete Dynamics (TMDD) is presented, which does not rely on external physical constants. Instead, the model's parameters are determined from conditions of stability and optimality, enabling its calibration based on universal mathematical constants (π, e, φ, δF ). It is shown that such self-calibration ensures quantitative agreement with observations. TMDD reproduces the precise predictions of the Standard Model for the anomalous magnetic moment of the electron and the Lamb shift. Moreover, the model successfully explains a number of key anomalies, including the H0 tension, the ((g − 2)µ anomaly, the W-boson mass discrepancy, and the lithium-7 deficit, with a high degree of accuracy. A new observable is predicted—weak oscillations in galactic rotation curves, driven by the dynamics of the θ-network. The results demonstrate that TMDD represents an ontologically closed and empirically interpretable theory, capable of serving as a foundation for fundamental physics.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Calibration of the Tensor Model of Discrete Dynamics: From Mathematical Constants to Quantitative Predictions of Physical Anomalies Mazein, Sergey Aleksandrovich Tensor Model of Discrete Dynamics TMDD informational tension Standard Model anomalie lithium-7 deficit anomalous magnetic moment of the muon W-boson mass large-scale structure of the universe anisotropy of the universe dark matter dark energy <p>A strategy for calibrating the Tensor Model of Discrete Dynamics (TMDD) is presented, which does not rely on external physical constants. Instead, the model's parameters are determined from conditions of stability and optimality, enabling its calibration based on universal mathematical constants (π, e, φ, δF ). It is shown that such self-calibration ensures quantitative agreement with observations. TMDD reproduces the precise predictions of the Standard Model for the anomalous magnetic moment of the electron and the Lamb shift. Moreover, the model successfully explains a number of key anomalies, including the H0 tension, the ((g − 2)µ anomaly, the W-boson mass discrepancy, and the lithium-7 deficit, with a high degree of accuracy. A new observable is predicted—weak oscillations in galactic rotation curves, driven by the dynamics of the θ-network. The results demonstrate that TMDD represents an ontologically closed and empirically interpretable theory, capable of serving as a foundation for fundamental physics.</p> |
| title | Calibration of the Tensor Model of Discrete Dynamics: From Mathematical Constants to Quantitative Predictions of Physical Anomalies |
| topic | Tensor Model of Discrete Dynamics TMDD informational tension Standard Model anomalie lithium-7 deficit anomalous magnetic moment of the muon W-boson mass large-scale structure of the universe anisotropy of the universe dark matter dark energy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17020071 |