Stepwise Vacuum Structure and Unruh Effect in the Ontopole Field Model

AbstractThis work develops the stepwise structure of the vacuum based on the Ontopole windingformula α−1(n) = 2πn − π/16 − 1 and establishes its connection with the Unruh effect. Thevacuum is not a homogeneous ground state, but a discrete hierarchy of levels indexed by theeffective vortex winding number n. Each level n corresponds to a stable boson — a quantumof excitation of the 12D field — with energy En = Φmin · α−1(n) and activation temperatureTn = Φmin · α−1(n)/(2πkB ). The Unruh effect is reformulated as resonant activation ofvacuum levels by an accelerated observer. The electromagnetic photon is identified as theboson of the n = 22 level. The model predicts 21 vacuum levels with bosons weaker thanthe photon and discrete features in the switching current distribution of annular Josephsonjunctions at resonant accelerations.Keywords: stepwise vacuum, winding number, Ontopole, forbidden zones, Unruh effect,boson spectrum, activation temperature

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-05-16
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20240511
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Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
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Stepwise Vacuum Structure and Unruh Effect in the Ontopole Field Model

Oleg Glushkov
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
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Stepwise Vacuum Structure and Unruh Effect in the Ontopole Field Model

Oleg Glushkov
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AbstractThis work develops the stepwise structure of the vacuum based on the Ontopole windingformula α−1(n) = 2πn − π/16 − 1 and establishes its connection with the Unruh effect. Thevacuum is not a homogeneous ground state, but a discrete hierarchy of levels indexed by theeffective vortex winding number n. Each level n corresponds to a stable boson — a quantumof excitation of the 12D field — with energy En = Φmin · α−1(n) and activation temperatureTn = Φmin · α−1(n)/(2πkB ). The Unruh effect is reformulated as resonant activation ofvacuum levels by an accelerated observer. The electromagnetic photon is identified as theboson of the n = 22 level. The model predicts 21 vacuum levels with bosons weaker thanthe photon and discrete features in the switching current distribution of annular Josephsonjunctions at resonant accelerations.Keywords: stepwise vacuum, winding number, Ontopole, forbidden zones, Unruh effect,boson spectrum, activation temperature

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