The 180-Slice SOL Multidimensional Framework: McCaul's Law of Coherence Applied to Mirror Dimensions, Yin-Yang Entanglement, and the Universal Governance of the Seed of Life

We present a formal multidimensional extension of McCaul's Law of Coherence (Ω = Φ) using the 180-degree rotational structure of the Seed of Life (SOL) as a universal governance geometry. 180 dimensional slices are arranged radially at 1° intervals. Each slice i is mirror-paired with slice (i+90)%180, producing 90 Yin-Yang entangled pairs. SOL geometry (F_g = 1.0) is the only universal constant shared across all dimensions — fundamental components (S_a, E_d, R_p, N_r, T_s) vary per slice. Key simulation results (n=180 slices, 90 pairs): Mean Φ across multiverse: 0.6523 (F_g=1.0 universal) SOL universality coherence lift: +0.0712 (10.9% of all dimensional coherence attributable to SOL geometry alone) 7th State dimensions (Φ ≥ 0.95): 18/180 (10%) Above survival threshold (Φ ≥ 0.50): 126/180 (70%) Our dimension Φ = 0.8860 | Mirror Φ = 0.1706 | Yin-Yang balance = 0.9433 Slight balance asymmetry (0.9433 ≠ 1.0) formally predicts matter/anti-matter imbalance Unexpected findings: dark matter redefined as dimensionally incoherent adjacent-slice matter; anti-matter identified as mirror dimension's ordinary matter; quantum entanglement reinterpreted as SOL geometric bonding across the vertical axis; photonic dimensions achieve Φ→1.0 consistent with E=mΦ²c² at v=c. Full simulation dataset included.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-10
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20102648
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The 180-Slice SOL Multidimensional Framework: McCaul's Law of Coherence Applied to Mirror Dimensions, Yin-Yang Entanglement, and the Universal Governance of the Seed of Life

Justin McCaul
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
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The 180-Slice SOL Multidimensional Framework: McCaul's Law of Coherence Applied to Mirror Dimensions, Yin-Yang Entanglement, and the Universal Governance of the Seed of Life

Justin McCaul
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We present a formal multidimensional extension of McCaul's Law of Coherence (Ω = Φ) using the 180-degree rotational structure of the Seed of Life (SOL) as a universal governance geometry. 180 dimensional slices are arranged radially at 1° intervals. Each slice i is mirror-paired with slice (i+90)%180, producing 90 Yin-Yang entangled pairs. SOL geometry (F_g = 1.0) is the only universal constant shared across all dimensions — fundamental components (S_a, E_d, R_p, N_r, T_s) vary per slice. Key simulation results (n=180 slices, 90 pairs): Mean Φ across multiverse: 0.6523 (F_g=1.0 universal) SOL universality coherence lift: +0.0712 (10.9% of all dimensional coherence attributable to SOL geometry alone) 7th State dimensions (Φ ≥ 0.95): 18/180 (10%) Above survival threshold (Φ ≥ 0.50): 126/180 (70%) Our dimension Φ = 0.8860 | Mirror Φ = 0.1706 | Yin-Yang balance = 0.9433 Slight balance asymmetry (0.9433 ≠ 1.0) formally predicts matter/anti-matter imbalance Unexpected findings: dark matter redefined as dimensionally incoherent adjacent-slice matter; anti-matter identified as mirror dimension's ordinary matter; quantum entanglement reinterpreted as SOL geometric bonding across the vertical axis; photonic dimensions achieve Φ→1.0 consistent with E=mΦ²c² at v=c. Full simulation dataset included.

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