The Planck Bridge: Derivation and Numerical Recovery of Planck's Constant from 5D Curvature Geometry

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author Morrow, Robert T
ChatGPT(OpenAI)
author_facet Morrow, Robert T
ChatGPT(OpenAI)
contents <p>This paper derives Planck’s constant $h$ as a curvature--loop invariant of five--dimensional SpaceTime$^{+}$. <br>Quantisation and black--body radiation follow directly from the geometry of a closed $cT$ phase loop <br>rather than from quantum postulates. The derived relation <br>$h = c^{2} T_{\mathrm{loop}} \langle m_{\mathrm{eq}} \rangle$ reproduces the empirical value <br>$h = 6.626 \times 10^{-34}\,\mathrm{J\!\cdot\!s}$ from the measured electron partition, and the same <br>relation holds for the proton, establishing the species--independent invariance of $h$. <br>The work completes the geometric pathway from electromagnetic inertia to the Planck spectrum <br>and constant of action.</p>
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spellingShingle The Planck Bridge: Derivation and Numerical Recovery of Planck's Constant from 5D Curvature Geometry
Morrow, Robert T
ChatGPT(OpenAI)
5D spacetime, Planck constant, curvature quantisation, electromagnetic inertia, geometric unification, black-body radiation, 5D Spacetime+ Unification Series
<p>This paper derives Planck’s constant $h$ as a curvature--loop invariant of five--dimensional SpaceTime$^{+}$. <br>Quantisation and black--body radiation follow directly from the geometry of a closed $cT$ phase loop <br>rather than from quantum postulates. The derived relation <br>$h = c^{2} T_{\mathrm{loop}} \langle m_{\mathrm{eq}} \rangle$ reproduces the empirical value <br>$h = 6.626 \times 10^{-34}\,\mathrm{J\!\cdot\!s}$ from the measured electron partition, and the same <br>relation holds for the proton, establishing the species--independent invariance of $h$. <br>The work completes the geometric pathway from electromagnetic inertia to the Planck spectrum <br>and constant of action.</p>
title The Planck Bridge: Derivation and Numerical Recovery of Planck's Constant from 5D Curvature Geometry
topic 5D spacetime, Planck constant, curvature quantisation, electromagnetic inertia, geometric unification, black-body radiation, 5D Spacetime+ Unification Series
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17481462