Yang mills

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contents <p>The Yang-Mills existence and mass gap problem requires proof that for any compact</p> <p>gauge group G, a non-zero lower bound ∆ > 0 exists for the energy spectrum. We provide a solution by modeling the vacuum as a ”Super-Solid” Face-Centered Cubic (FCC) lattice.</p> <p>We demonstrate that the 10.05% Over-Packing tension (∆Φ) creates a non-zero Shear Modulus (G ≈ 1034 Pa). By applying the Peierls-Nabarro stress equation to this lattice, we derive</p> <p>a mandatory ”Lattice Friction” that prevents zero-energy excitations. This discrete geometric</p> <p>floor constitutes the physical origin of the Mass Gap.</p>
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Boren, Daniel
Yang-Mills
<p>The Yang-Mills existence and mass gap problem requires proof that for any compact</p> <p>gauge group G, a non-zero lower bound ∆ > 0 exists for the energy spectrum. We provide a solution by modeling the vacuum as a ”Super-Solid” Face-Centered Cubic (FCC) lattice.</p> <p>We demonstrate that the 10.05% Over-Packing tension (∆Φ) creates a non-zero Shear Modulus (G ≈ 1034 Pa). By applying the Peierls-Nabarro stress equation to this lattice, we derive</p> <p>a mandatory ”Lattice Friction” that prevents zero-energy excitations. This discrete geometric</p> <p>floor constitutes the physical origin of the Mass Gap.</p>
title Yang mills
topic Yang-Mills
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18497231