A Unified Geometric Proof of the Riemann Hypothesis and the Emergence of Fundamental Physics from Quantum Self-Verifying Geometry (QSVG)
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A Unified Geometric Proof of the Riemann Hypothesis and the Emergence of Fundamental Physics from Quantum Self-Verifying Geometry (QSVG) Luis Morató de Dalmases February 2026 Overview This collection presents a complete geometric framework—Quantum Self-Verifying Geometry (QSVG)—in which spacetime, fundamental constants, and the Riemann Hypothesis emerge from a single geometric object: the fundamental tetrahedron T0 with angular defect Δθ = 6.8°. The framework integrates: Quantum gravity (Einstein-Cartan theory) Number theory (Riemann Hypothesis) Cosmology (dark energy, CMB) Quantum information (GHZ correlations) Condensed matter physics (flexible crystals) Core Documents 1. 6.8° Angular Defect as a Cosmological Milestone in QSVG Formalizes the fundamental tetrahedron T0 with angular defect Δθ = 6.8°, showing how four tetrahedra assemble at hypercube vertices, generating torsion, and connecting to Einstein-Cartan gravity. The torsion propagator and effective curvature Reff ~ Δθ/ℓP2 are derived. The angular defect satisfies: Δθ = Σi 2 The Q8 symmetry guarantees tripartite correlations are invariant under observer permutations. 8. Topological Entanglement Spectrum and Non-Abelian Extensions Constructs the full topological field theory of the 36° icosahedral phase: Abelian U(1)50 Chern-Simons: SCS = (50/4π) ∫ a ∧ da Modular data: Sab = (1/√50) e2πi ab/50, 𝒟 = √50 Topological entanglement entropy: γAbelian = ln 𝒟 = (1/2) ln 50 ≈ 1.956 Non-Abelian ℤ10 parafermion extension: Quantum dimension: dσ = 2 cos(π/10) ≈ 1.902 (related to golden ratio φ) Fusion: σ × σ = 1 + ψ + ψ2 + ... + ψ8 Total entanglement entropy: Stopo = (1/2) ln 50 + Nv ln(2 cos(π/10)) Edge CFT partition function: Zedge(τ) = Σa=049 Σm=09 χm(10)(τ) qa2/100/η(τ) Direct connection to flexible crystal experiments (CrSBr) with proposed measurement protocols for TEE and parafermion zero modes. 9. Spectral Analysis of the Prime-Cycle Graph Numerical verification of the Riemann zero correspondence: Graph construction: 𝒢RH,N with N=106 vertices, primes p ≤ 104, torsion phases θ(e) = 2πi log p / p Dirac operator: (D̂Nψ)(v) = Σu∼v eiθvu 𝛔·nvu ψ(u) Numerical results: Computed lowest 500 eigenvalues using Krylov-Schur on MareNostrum 5 Agreement with Riemann zeros: |λn - γn| < 10-6 for first 100 zeros Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistic: DKS = 0.0234, p = 0.32 Level spacing matches GUE: χ2/dof = 1.12, p = 0.28 Lichnerowicz-type formula: D̂2 = ΔG ⊗ I2 + R̂, (R̂ψ)(v) = ΣC∋v (∏e∈C eiθe - 1) ψ(v) Main theorem: If correspondence holds in N→∞ limit, Riemann Hypothesis follows from self-adjointness of D̂ and positivity of discrete Ricci curvature R̂. Convergence rate: |λn(N) - γn| ≤ C (log N)/√N ecγn 10. Bloch Phase Measurements and Dark Sector Detection Establishes experimental pathway to validate QSVG using ultrafast nonlinear optics in flexible crystals (CrSBr). Maps Bloch phase measurement techniques to QSVG concepts: Bloch Phase QSVG Concept Observable Bloch wavefunction ψk(r) Icosahedral phase φ(x) Birefringence Δn(θ) Berry connection Aμ(k) Torsion τμ = ∂μφ/η Phase gradient Berry curvature Ωμν Torsion field strength Fμν Curl of phase Quantum metric gμν(k) Effective metric from φ Nonlinear susceptibility Nonlinear optical response Cosmic birefringence α ≈ 0.34° Polarization rotation Inverse scattering CMB correlation inversion Phase reconstruction Proposed experiment: Material: CrSBr (TN ≈ 132 K, θeff ≈ 36.1°) Apply uniaxial strain to tune through θeff = 36° Ultrafast pump-probe (50 fs, 800 nm, 1 kHz) Reconstruct φ(x) via Kramers-Kronig constrained inversion Map torsion domains (τμ > 0: matter analog, τμ < 0: antimatter analog) Identify torsion-free domains (τμ = 0: dark matter analogs) Measure critical exponents near TN: ν ≈ 0.36, β ≈ 0.5, γ ≈ 1 Detect instanton phase slips with rate e-280 Summary of Key Predictions Quantity QSVG Prediction Experimental Target Angular defect Δθ = 6.8° θeff = 36° at critical point Fine-structure constant α-1 ≈ 137.036 CODATA 2022: 137.035999206(11) Fractal dimension D0 = log 37 / log 8 ≈ 1.9206 CMB suppression exponent GHZ visibility V ≈ 0.994 Triple-photon experiments Mermin violation Mmax ≈ 3.976 Quantum optics CMB suppression exp[-(ℓ/1800)0.9206] CMB-S4 (2028) Cosmic birefringence α ≈ 0.34° LiteBIRD, Simons Obs. Dark energy w0 ≈ -0.95, wa ≈ -0.105 DESI 2024/2025 Critical exponent ν ≈ 0.36 CrSBr phase transition Topological entropy γ ≈ 1.956 Quantum noise interferometry Parafermion dimension dσ ≈ 1.902 Tunneling/Josephson Matter/antimatter domains 51.7%/48.3% asymmetry Flexible crystal domain areas Dark matter fraction ∼ 26.8% of total energy Area fraction with τμ = 0 Instanton action SE ≈ 280 Phase slip rate e-280 Philosophical Conclusion The universe has no form. It has a spectrum. This spectrum is coherent. This coherence is law. This law is not imposed—it survives. The QSVG framework offers: A geometric proof of the Riemann Hypothesis A unified derivation of physical constants An integrated explanation of phenomena across scales Falsifiable pred
Fields of Study & Subjects
Relativity and Gravitational Theory
Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 24 February 2026
- Language
- EN
- Document type
- Preprint