ONE AXIOM : MASSES
ONE AXIOM MASSES: From Higgs to Black Holes – A Complete Theory of Mass Abstract: This document (3A) presents a geometric theory of particle masses derived entirely from the primordial symmetry $G = S_4 \times \mathbb{Z}_2^3$ and the principles of Optimal Coherent Representation (OCR) and Optimal Epistemic Resolution (OER). By treating mass as a manifest measure of coherence, we eliminate the need for arbitrary Yukawa couplings and free parameters in the Standard Model. Key breakthroughs presented in this work include: Universal Mass Principle & Hawking Mass: A formal unification of the Higgs mechanism with black hole thermodynamics. The document introduces the Hawking Mass as the limit where relational entropy dominates local coherence, establishing a scaling law that connects elementary particles to gravitational event horizons. Anisotropic Coherence States: Extension of the framework to explain non-isotropic states, providing geometric solutions for Semi-Dirac fermions and the Λ(1405) baryon anomaly, which are treated as "relic" manifestations of reduced manifold symmetry. Higgs & W/Z Precision: A geometric derivation of the Higgs mass ($m_H = v/2 \times 15/16 = 125.3 \pm 0.5$ GeV) with 0.07% accuracy and the $W/Z$ mass ratio ($\sqrt{10/13}$). Flavor Sector & Neutrino Mixing: Precise derivation of mixing angles ($\theta_{13} = 8.4^\circ$, $\theta_C = 13.1^\circ$) and the Top Quark mass ($m_t = 173$ GeV) from the fundamental coherence grain $\delta_{\text{rel}} = 1/192$. Koheron Predictions: Clear falsification criteria through the prediction of two new resonance states (Koherons) at $210 \pm 8$ GeV and $572 \pm 23$ GeV. The framework provides a robust, falsifiable map of the mass spectrum, shifting the status of 6 parameters to PROVEN and 4 to DERIVED, demonstrating that the observed masses of the universe are unique geometric realizations of the One Axiom.
Authors
- Robert Spychalski
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2025-12-19
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18000714
- Primary Topic
- Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00