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Main Author: Kulkarni, Raghu
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Published: Zenodo 2026
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18821829
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contents <p>We present a rigorous resolution to the Nielsen-Ninomiya “No-Go” theorem by deriv-</p> <p>ing fermion chirality from the non-bipartite topology of a saturated cuboctahedral vacuum</p> <p>(K = 12). Standard hypercubic discretizations of the Dirac equation inevitably produce</p> <p>spurious mirror fermions due to the bipartite symmetry of the grid. We demonstrate that a</p> <p>Face-Centered Cubic (FCC) lattice, formed of simplicial tetrahedra, introduces topological</p> <p>frustration that breaks this symmetry. By explicitly constructing the discrete Dirac operator</p> <p>and specifying the Γ<span>j </span>matrices as spin projections along the 12 bond directions, we evaluate</p> <p>the dispersion relation across the first Brillouin zone. We show that while the physical mode</p> <p>at the Γ-point is massless, doubler modes at the L and X points are lifted to the Planck</p> <p>cutoff. To validate this geometric framework, we derive the bare Higgs coupling λ ≈0.125</p> <p>from the ratio of surface-to-volume configurations, predicting a mass of 123.11 GeV.</p> <p>Keywords: Fermion Doubling, Nielsen-Ninomiya Theorem, Lattice Field Theory, Higgs Mass, Grav-</p> <p>itational Echoes, Selection-Stitch Model</p>
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spellingShingle Fermion Chirality from Non-Bipartite Topology: Resolving the Doubling Problem via Lattice Saturation
Kulkarni, Raghu
<p>We present a rigorous resolution to the Nielsen-Ninomiya “No-Go” theorem by deriv-</p> <p>ing fermion chirality from the non-bipartite topology of a saturated cuboctahedral vacuum</p> <p>(K = 12). Standard hypercubic discretizations of the Dirac equation inevitably produce</p> <p>spurious mirror fermions due to the bipartite symmetry of the grid. We demonstrate that a</p> <p>Face-Centered Cubic (FCC) lattice, formed of simplicial tetrahedra, introduces topological</p> <p>frustration that breaks this symmetry. By explicitly constructing the discrete Dirac operator</p> <p>and specifying the Γ<span>j </span>matrices as spin projections along the 12 bond directions, we evaluate</p> <p>the dispersion relation across the first Brillouin zone. We show that while the physical mode</p> <p>at the Γ-point is massless, doubler modes at the L and X points are lifted to the Planck</p> <p>cutoff. To validate this geometric framework, we derive the bare Higgs coupling λ ≈0.125</p> <p>from the ratio of surface-to-volume configurations, predicting a mass of 123.11 GeV.</p> <p>Keywords: Fermion Doubling, Nielsen-Ninomiya Theorem, Lattice Field Theory, Higgs Mass, Grav-</p> <p>itational Echoes, Selection-Stitch Model</p>
title Fermion Chirality from Non-Bipartite Topology: Resolving the Doubling Problem via Lattice Saturation
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18821829