Electroweak Boson Masses from Icosahedral Geometry

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Authors: Clifford Keeble
Cited by: 12
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Abstract

We derive the electroweak sector from icosahedral geometry. The proton contains three twin prime couplings with products 35, 143, 323 (sum 501). The VEV emerges as v = 501 × [(V−1)/(F+1)] × m_p = 246.09 GeV (0.05% error), where the projection factor 11/21 = (vertices−1)/(faces+1) follows from the equation (D+1)×5+1 = D×7, which uniquely determines D = 3. The Higgs mass is m_H = 501/4 = 125.25 GeV (exact match). The W boson involves only the boundary twin: m_W = 323/4 = 80.75 GeV (0.5% error). The Z boson involves additional structure: m_Z = (323+35+8)/4 = 91.5 GeV (0.3% error). The Weinberg angle follows: sin²θ_W = 1−(323/366)² = 0.221 (0.8% error). All five quantities derive from D = 3 geometry with zero free parameters.

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Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies Computational Physics and Python Applications Quantum and Classical Electrodynamics

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
4 January 2026
Document type
Preprint