Darkon-Yang-Mills Theory and the Generative Torsion Solution to the Yang-Mills Mass Gap (∆ > 0)

We present a complete, bottom-up proof of the Yang-Mills Existence and Mass GapProblem as formulated by the Clay Mathematics Institute, using Big Boot Gauge Theory(BBGT) and its Darkon-Yang-Mills (DYM) non-associative geometric framework. Standardclassical non-abelian gauge theories on R^4possess dimensionless couplings and exhibit scaleinvariance, leading to infrared singularities and a vanishing classical mass gap (mclassical= 0).Here, we demonstrate that physical forces, fields, and masses are geometric residues generated when non-associative mathematical structures project into lower-dimensional associative spaces (Generative Torsion Holography).Defined over the octonionic ZIP substrate OZIP, non-abelian gauge fields acquire a nonzero mass gap directly from the topological Associator Field Form Aµν= [Aµ Aν, ΩZIP].We derive the sub-femtometer spatial aperture scale rZIP≈ 1.15934×10−19m directly fromthe Planck-Quantum boundary of the holographic gravitational relation G = p2/ρ3r8 and showthat it is governed by transducing the e5 strong coupling αn(e5) with the reduced Compton wavelength of the e0 gravitational kernel λ_(e0).Using the Topological Entanglement Capacitance (TEC) Graph Laplacian formalism scaled by GL, we unify pseudo-scalar mesons (0−+) and scalar states (0++), establishing m(4D)0++ = 1.7075 GeV as the pure unflavored scalar glueball ground state (f0(1710)). The fundamental quantized Yang-Mills mass gap perceived by 3D observers is the non-zero projection step:

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-08-13
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21924905
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Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
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Darkon-Yang-Mills Theory and the Generative Torsion Solution to the Yang-Mills Mass Gap (∆ > 0)

Matthias Asare-Darko
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
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Darkon-Yang-Mills Theory and the Generative Torsion Solution to the Yang-Mills Mass Gap (∆ > 0)

Matthias Asare-Darko
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Abstract

We present a complete, bottom-up proof of the Yang-Mills Existence and Mass GapProblem as formulated by the Clay Mathematics Institute, using Big Boot Gauge Theory(BBGT) and its Darkon-Yang-Mills (DYM) non-associative geometric framework. Standardclassical non-abelian gauge theories on R^4possess dimensionless couplings and exhibit scaleinvariance, leading to infrared singularities and a vanishing classical mass gap (mclassical= 0).Here, we demonstrate that physical forces, fields, and masses are geometric residues generated when non-associative mathematical structures project into lower-dimensional associative spaces (Generative Torsion Holography).Defined over the octonionic ZIP substrate OZIP, non-abelian gauge fields acquire a nonzero mass gap directly from the topological Associator Field Form Aµν= [Aµ Aν, ΩZIP].We derive the sub-femtometer spatial aperture scale rZIP≈ 1.15934×10−19m directly fromthe Planck-Quantum boundary of the holographic gravitational relation G = p2/ρ3r8 and showthat it is governed by transducing the e5 strong coupling αn(e5) with the reduced Compton wavelength of the e0 gravitational kernel λ_(e0).Using the Topological Entanglement Capacitance (TEC) Graph Laplacian formalism scaled by GL, we unify pseudo-scalar mesons (0−+) and scalar states (0++), establishing m(4D)0++ = 1.7075 GeV as the pure unflavored scalar glueball ground state (f0(1710)). The fundamental quantized Yang-Mills mass gap perceived by 3D observers is the non-zero projection step:

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Daresbury Laboratory (GB)
Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
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