DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15271662
title: Unified Harmonic Model; Geometric, and Topological First Principles Unification of Particle and Nuclear Physics

description:  

The Unified Harmonic Model, a Logically Derived Mathematical Framework to Quantize, Unify, and MIRROR Particle Physics from Fermions, Hadrons, Mesons, to Nuclear Isotopes.

 

Geometric and Topological~Harmonic Physics.

 

  The UHM models all nuclear and subnuclear structures as quantized invariants within a 12-tone moduli space, denoted $$ M_{12} $$. This space is encoded with a principal $$ U(1) $$-bundle structure and a discrete torsion group $$ \mathbb{Z}_3 $$"Zeta Function", encoding the fundamental symmetries and periodicities of physical systems.

 

Parameter-Free Predictions 

 

  Unlike traditional models that rely on empirical fits and phenomenological parameters, the UHM derives all quantum numbers, force strengths, and stability criteria from first principles. The only required input is the mass of the constituent particle or nucleus.

 

Spectral and Topological Quantization from

  Harmonic Indices

 

The spectral position of each particle or nucleon is encoded by harmonic indices $$ h = \log_2(M_H/M) $$, where $$ M_H $$ is the Higgs mass.

 

  Chebyshev Quantization 

 

 Nuclear shell structures and magic numbers emerge from Chebyshev spectral quantization, (Realized for it's Solitonic Representation) with energy levels and degeneracies governed by jumps in the Chebyshev spectrum.

 

   Topological torsion classes in $$ H^3(M_{12}, \mathbb{Z})"Zeta Function" 

 

Determine charge, spin, and generation quantum numbers, enforcing phenomena such as three-quark confinement in baryons.

 

  Mathematical Formalism

 

  All fundamental forces are realized as trigonometric-harmonic operators on $$ M_{12} $$. The strengths of these forces are determined by geometric, spectral, and topological invariants, providing a unified, and quantized computable scheme for the hierarchy of interactions.

 

  Explicit Formulas and Predictions for Reproduction 

  The UHM provides explicit, periodic, and topologically quantized formulas for~

#1. Nuclear binding energies

 #2. Magic numbers and shell closures

 #3. Stability factors (e.g., decay suppression)

 #4. Charge and spin quantization

 #5. Force strengths

  These formulas require only mass as input and are designed to be directly testable against experimental data.

 

        Axioms

 

 #1. The configuration space is a 12-tone orbifold moduli space with geometric and topological structure.

 #2. All observables are quantized as spectral invariants of Dirac-type operators and Chebyshev polynomials.

 #3. Magic numbers and stability are topological invariants.

 #4. Mass is the sole input for quantization.

 #5.  All forces are unified as geometric-spectral invariants.

 

    First Principles 

 

#.1 Physical states are eigenstates of Dirac-type operators on $$ M_{12} $$.

#.2 Stability and magic numbers arise from the topological structure of the moduli space.

#3. Interactions and quantum numbers are geometric invariants.

 

 

Nuclear and Particle Unification 

 

  The UHM links nuclear shell effects, particle quantum numbers, and force hierarchies within a single, unified framework. It connects nuclear and quark-gluon structure, explaining phenomena such as the emergence of magic numbers, the valley of stability, and shape transitions in nuclei.

 

Falsifiable Predictions

  

UHM offers parameter-free predictions for unmeasured nuclei, exotic hadrons, and superheavy elements, and is compatible with established results in known regimes.

 

 

 

Summary 

 

 

#1. Quantum Numbers; Derived from~ [A] harmonic indices and~ [B] torsion classes

#2. Force Strengths, Computed via~ [C] trigonometric-harmonic operators

#3. Nuclear Binding Energies, Explicit, parameter-free formulas~ [D] from mass input

#4. Magic Numbers & #5. Shell Closures~ [E] Topological invariants in moduli space #6. Unification~ [F] Nuclear, particle, and force properties in one framework.

 

 

 

Previous Research

 

The work synthesizes and expands upon previous research, including:

- Grand Harmonic Resonance Unification Beyond Standard Model

- Harmonic Force Interaction Beyond Standard Model

- Harmonic Grand Unification Theory of Everything

- The Ontological Incoherence of Modern Physics: A Harmonic Approach through Waveform Realism and Cognitive Resonance