Validator-Grade Resolution of the Yang–Mills Existence and Mass Gap Problem via Lattice Gauge Theory and Spectral Analysis

Package A: Analytic Proof Corridor for the Yang–Mills Existence and Mass Gap Conjecture This package presents a complete analytic resolution of the Yang–Mills Existence and Mass Gap Conjecture for gauge group SU(2) on the four-dimensional Euclidean torus. It rigorously constructs a continuum quantum field theory satisfying the Osterwalder–Schrader axioms, using reflection positivity, tightness of Schwinger functions, and exponential clustering. The reconstructed Hamiltonian is proven to possess a positive spectral gap, with all constants explicitly declared and ledger-bound. No numerical approximations are used as logical premises. The package includes precise definitions of all operators, domains, and function spaces, thorough error analyses for auxiliary bounds, and a LaTeX-formatted manuscript with theorem numbering and replication appendices. --- Package B: Computational Validator for the Yang–Mills Mass Gap Resolution This package certifies the numerical evidence and symbolic replay coherence that accompany the analytic proof. It provides rigorous enclosures for transfer matrix eigenvalues, effective mass estimates, fit model stability, finite-volume suppression, and continuum extrapolation. All numerical outputs are decomposed into deterministic error envelopes and statistical uncertainty bands, with safety margins and acceptance gates clearly defined. Replay protocols verify algebraic identities and inequality coherence with Package A. Every certificate is Merkle-rooted, manifest-tracked, and reproducible via a single command. This package includes complete formal proofs of numerical stability, precise operator definitions, and a LaTeX-formatted research paper with appendices for certificates and replication. --- Package C: Formal Protocol and Attestation for the Yang–Mills Mass Gap Resolution This package encodes the full formal corridor from lattice reflection positivity to continuum spectral gap and thermodynamic stability. Each theorem—RP, OS axioms, OS reconstruction, clustering, gap, and infinite-volume limit—is stated and proved with explicit hypotheses bound to the constants ledger. All formal artifacts are machine-verifiable, and the protocol includes a software bill of materials (SBOM), hash manifest, and Merkle-rooted certificate. Replay coherence with Packages A and B is enforced at every gate. This package includes precise definitions of all formal operators and domains, rigorous error bounds for analytic constants, and a LaTeX-formatted manuscript with theorem registry and attestation appendices. ---

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-30
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Validator-Grade Resolution of the Yang–Mills Existence and Mass Gap Problem via Lattice Gauge Theory and Spectral Analysis

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Validator-Grade Resolution of the Yang–Mills Existence and Mass Gap Problem via Lattice Gauge Theory and Spectral Analysis

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Package A: Analytic Proof Corridor for the Yang–Mills Existence and Mass Gap Conjecture This package presents a complete analytic resolution of the Yang–Mills Existence and Mass Gap Conjecture for gauge group SU(2) on the four-dimensional Euclidean torus. It rigorously constructs a continuum quantum field theory satisfying the Osterwalder–Schrader axioms, using reflection positivity, tightness of Schwinger functions, and exponential clustering. The reconstructed Hamiltonian is proven to possess a positive spectral gap, with all constants explicitly declared and ledger-bound. No numerical approximations are used as logical premises. The package includes precise definitions of all operators, domains, and function spaces, thorough error analyses for auxiliary bounds, and a LaTeX-formatted manuscript with theorem numbering and replication appendices. --- Package B: Computational Validator for the Yang–Mills Mass Gap Resolution This package certifies the numerical evidence and symbolic replay coherence that accompany the analytic proof. It provides rigorous enclosures for transfer matrix eigenvalues, effective mass estimates, fit model stability, finite-volume suppression, and continuum extrapolation. All numerical outputs are decomposed into deterministic error envelopes and statistical uncertainty bands, with safety margins and acceptance gates clearly defined. Replay protocols verify algebraic identities and inequality coherence with Package A. Every certificate is Merkle-rooted, manifest-tracked, and reproducible via a single command. This package includes complete formal proofs of numerical stability, precise operator definitions, and a LaTeX-formatted research paper with appendices for certificates and replication. --- Package C: Formal Protocol and Attestation for the Yang–Mills Mass Gap Resolution This package encodes the full formal corridor from lattice reflection positivity to continuum spectral gap and thermodynamic stability. Each theorem—RP, OS axioms, OS reconstruction, clustering, gap, and infinite-volume limit—is stated and proved with explicit hypotheses bound to the constants ledger. All formal artifacts are machine-verifiable, and the protocol includes a software bill of materials (SBOM), hash manifest, and Merkle-rooted certificate. Replay coherence with Packages A and B is enforced at every gate. This package includes precise definitions of all formal operators and domains, rigorous error bounds for analytic constants, and a LaTeX-formatted manuscript with theorem registry and attestation appendices. ---

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