The Rainbow Omega Hypothesis v11.0

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Authors: Naoki S. Kiryu
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Abstract

Abstract We propose the Informational Deviation (ID) Theory, a unified framework that describes fundamental physical constants and forces as geometric consequences of the conflict between the circular constant ($\pi$) and the structural constant ($\phi$, the Golden Ratio). By modeling protons as Coupled Quantum Rotors constrained by a geometric grid, we derive the proton-to-electron mass ratio with high precision, suggesting a purely geometric origin for hadrons. Furthermore, we reinterpret gravity not as a fundamental force, but as an entropic vacuum pressure resulting from wave interference. We present simulation data suggesting that the universe operates as a binary information system, where "Mass" and "Gravity" correspond to "1" (Coherence) and "0" (Incoherence) states, respectively.1. The Geometric Origin of Mass Standard physics treats particle masses as arbitrary constants. ID Theory posits that mass arises from the rotational degrees of freedom of geometric structures. Model: The proton is modeled as a set of 5 coupled tetrahedral rotors (simulated as "Nunchaku" dynamics). Derivation: The rotational phase space volume of this 5-dimensional structure scales with $\pi^5$. Proton-to-Electron Mass Ratio ($\mu$):$$\mu = \frac{m_p}{m_e} \approx 6\pi^5$$ Note: Including electromagnetic corrections ($\alpha$, the fine-structure constant) derived from surface interaction, the derived value precisely matches the CODATA experimental value ($\approx 1836.152...$) with remarkable accuracy. This suggests a purely geometric origin for hadrons.

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Data Analysis with R Computational Physics and Python Applications Computability Logic AI Algorithms

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