Geometric Unification Draft based on BNC Theory Mass, Mixing, and Λ Integration with 27-Particle Structure Classification
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| author | Takahashi, Tamiyuki |
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| contents | <p>This study, grounded in the <strong>Bulk Network Cosmology (BNC)</strong> theory and the proposition that "<strong>Existence is Response</strong>," demonstrates that the <strong>Higgs structure</strong>, <strong>neutrino mixing</strong>, and the <strong>Cosmological Constant (<span>$\Lambda$</span>)</strong> are derived in a unified manner as geometric responses to <strong>spatial defects</strong>. The Higgs field is redefined not as a scalar field but as an elastic defect structure (a continuum of <span>$K$</span>-terms) pervading the cosmos. Neutrinos acquire mass and the PMNS mixing structure by localizing at the structure's endpoints. The Cosmological Constant <span>$\Lambda$</span> is derived as an area response corresponding to the semantic closure of space, given by <span>$\Lambda = \frac{\pi}{4}\,\frac{A_r}{\ell^4}$</span>, and is structurally dominant over gravity. Furthermore, a framework for classifying the 12 Standard Model flavors and 15 theoretically predicted geometric candidates (a total of 27 particles) is presented, based on geometric parameters such as the defect opening angle (<span>$\theta$</span>), mean curvature (<span>$\tilde{\kappa}$</span>), and winding number (<span>$w$</span>). This classification suggests the geometric origin of mass hierarchy and CP phases, providing observable signatures in high-frequency gravitational waves and gamma-ray bursts.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Geometric Unification Draft based on BNC Theory Mass, Mixing, and Λ Integration with 27-Particle Structure Classification Takahashi, Tamiyuki Bulk Network Cosmology (BNC) Geometric Unification Cosmological Constant (Λ) Higgs Mechanism Neutrino Mixing PMNS Matrix 27-Particle Classification <p>This study, grounded in the <strong>Bulk Network Cosmology (BNC)</strong> theory and the proposition that "<strong>Existence is Response</strong>," demonstrates that the <strong>Higgs structure</strong>, <strong>neutrino mixing</strong>, and the <strong>Cosmological Constant (<span>$\Lambda$</span>)</strong> are derived in a unified manner as geometric responses to <strong>spatial defects</strong>. The Higgs field is redefined not as a scalar field but as an elastic defect structure (a continuum of <span>$K$</span>-terms) pervading the cosmos. Neutrinos acquire mass and the PMNS mixing structure by localizing at the structure's endpoints. The Cosmological Constant <span>$\Lambda$</span> is derived as an area response corresponding to the semantic closure of space, given by <span>$\Lambda = \frac{\pi}{4}\,\frac{A_r}{\ell^4}$</span>, and is structurally dominant over gravity. Furthermore, a framework for classifying the 12 Standard Model flavors and 15 theoretically predicted geometric candidates (a total of 27 particles) is presented, based on geometric parameters such as the defect opening angle (<span>$\theta$</span>), mean curvature (<span>$\tilde{\kappa}$</span>), and winding number (<span>$w$</span>). This classification suggests the geometric origin of mass hierarchy and CP phases, providing observable signatures in high-frequency gravitational waves and gamma-ray bursts.</p> |
| title | Geometric Unification Draft based on BNC Theory Mass, Mixing, and Λ Integration with 27-Particle Structure Classification |
| topic | Bulk Network Cosmology (BNC) Geometric Unification Cosmological Constant (Λ) Higgs Mechanism Neutrino Mixing PMNS Matrix 27-Particle Classification |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17452939 |