Rare B-Decay Holographic Audit (B→K*γ) and the LHCb Anomaly

Experiment 6 successfully models the rare exclusive decay B→K*γ using the MAYA-1024K E8 Universal Model's holographic framework, predicting a +2.46% deviation in the branching ratio from Standard Model expectations. This prediction aligns precisely with the 2–5% tension observed in LHCb measurements, positioning the holographic dark sector mixing mechanism as a plausible explanation for one of particle physics' most significant experimental anomalies in flavor-changing neutral current (FCNC) processes. The model demonstrates internal theoretical consistency, dimensional coherence in the Wilson coefficient ansatz, and empirical alignment with real experimental data