Non-Hamiltonian Dynamics of Solenoidal Vorton Ensembles, Singular Reconnection Dissipation, and the Emergent Survivor Spectrum of Primordial Turbulence

The non-Hamiltonian solenoidal vorton framework models fluid turbulence as a discrete, divergence-free vortex system punctuated by singular topological surgeries that relax onto a stable relic spectrum: Solenoidal Dipole Invariance: Fluid vorticity is represented by localized closed filament circuits and antiparallel dipole pairs, mathematically enforcing an identically divergence-free field across the entire domain without unphysical source or sink monopoles. Inviscid Singular Dissipation: Approaching vortex cores violate the minimum smoothness threshold required by Onsager's theorem for energy conservation. Every reconnection event extracts an anomalous, non-viscous kinetic energy deficit that evacuates into unresolved acoustic and dispersive radiation. Finite-Time Broadside Collapse: Mutual hydrodynamic induction between antiparallel dipoles produces an attractive transverse force scaling inversely with the fourth power of separation, driving the pair along a deterministic collapse trajectory into collision within a finite time. Non-Hamiltonian Phase-Space Contraction: The topological reconnection operator acts as a non-invertible projection that maps states into a lower-dimensional constraint submanifold. This irreversibly contracts phase-space volume to zero, breaking Liouville's theorem and precluding standard Hamiltonian or action-principle formulations. Finite Reconnection Termination: Because every reconnection consumes a finite, non-zero minimum quantum of energy from a finite-energy initial state, the total number of reconnection events is strictly bounded. The system halts all reconnection activity within a finite relaxation timeframe. The Survivor Attractor: Following the final reconnection, the system settles onto an invariant global attractor containing two non-colliding configurations: ballistically propagating solenoidal dipoles whose spatial dilution prevents further encounters, and topologically locked, knotted solitons whose non-zero helicity prevents self-intersection in the energy ground state. Cosmological Freeze-Out: In an expanding cosmological background, cosmic volume growth dilutes vorton number density faster than mutual hydrodynamic attraction can drive collisions. Reconnection kinetics naturally decouple from the expansion, freezing the survivor population into a stable relic background without arbitrary potentials or hand-tuned parameters.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23955399
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Non-Hamiltonian Dynamics of Solenoidal Vorton Ensembles, Singular Reconnection Dissipation, and the Emergent Survivor Spectrum of Primordial Turbulence

Michael Aksman
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Fluid Dynamics and Turbulent Flows
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Non-Hamiltonian Dynamics of Solenoidal Vorton Ensembles, Singular Reconnection Dissipation, and the Emergent Survivor Spectrum of Primordial Turbulence

Michael Aksman
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The non-Hamiltonian solenoidal vorton framework models fluid turbulence as a discrete, divergence-free vortex system punctuated by singular topological surgeries that relax onto a stable relic spectrum: Solenoidal Dipole Invariance: Fluid vorticity is represented by localized closed filament circuits and antiparallel dipole pairs, mathematically enforcing an identically divergence-free field across the entire domain without unphysical source or sink monopoles. Inviscid Singular Dissipation: Approaching vortex cores violate the minimum smoothness threshold required by Onsager's theorem for energy conservation. Every reconnection event extracts an anomalous, non-viscous kinetic energy deficit that evacuates into unresolved acoustic and dispersive radiation. Finite-Time Broadside Collapse: Mutual hydrodynamic induction between antiparallel dipoles produces an attractive transverse force scaling inversely with the fourth power of separation, driving the pair along a deterministic collapse trajectory into collision within a finite time. Non-Hamiltonian Phase-Space Contraction: The topological reconnection operator acts as a non-invertible projection that maps states into a lower-dimensional constraint submanifold. This irreversibly contracts phase-space volume to zero, breaking Liouville's theorem and precluding standard Hamiltonian or action-principle formulations. Finite Reconnection Termination: Because every reconnection consumes a finite, non-zero minimum quantum of energy from a finite-energy initial state, the total number of reconnection events is strictly bounded. The system halts all reconnection activity within a finite relaxation timeframe. The Survivor Attractor: Following the final reconnection, the system settles onto an invariant global attractor containing two non-colliding configurations: ballistically propagating solenoidal dipoles whose spatial dilution prevents further encounters, and topologically locked, knotted solitons whose non-zero helicity prevents self-intersection in the energy ground state. Cosmological Freeze-Out: In an expanding cosmological background, cosmic volume growth dilutes vorton number density faster than mutual hydrodynamic attraction can drive collisions. Reconnection kinetics naturally decouple from the expansion, freezing the survivor population into a stable relic background without arbitrary potentials or hand-tuned parameters.

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