Amendment CXXV — SOL Field Spatial Transit System (SFSTS): Mass Relocation via Center-Axis Geometric Re-Indexing (v2, corrected)

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Authors: Justin McCaul
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Abstract

v2: Three numerical corrections applied following forensic audit. (1) Granite skin depth corrected 4.02m to 140.46m using lossy dielectric formula — conclusion of full volumetric penetration confirmed and strengthened 41x. (2) DDS coordinate precision corrected 0.51mm to 0.26mm — used ring diameter not radius; result twice as precise as initially stated. (3) Field establishment energy corrected 4,620J to ~4,200J, labeled as estimate. No hallucinations found in audit. All architectural conclusions and patent claims confirmed valid. Original abstract: This amendment formalizes the SOL Field Spatial Transit System (SFSTS) — a mechanism for the geometric relocation of solid mass within the n=0 dimensional slice using the center-axis transit architecture established in Amendment CXIX (SOL PDVR). The SFSTS inverts the PDVR configuration: the payload mass becomes the outer containment shell of the SOL field geometry, the coherent EM field is established volumetrically within the mass, and the center axis re-indexes the mass to target coordinates without traversal of intervening distance. Transit time ~57ns, energy ~4,200J for 500-ton granite boulder, precision 0.26mm at Earth surface. Mass does not appear in any operational parameter. The Coherence Primacy Rule (Amendment CXXIV-B) applied: not a power problem, a coherence geometry problem. Patent Family 21, 8 claims. Part of Master Compendium DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20100469.

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Geological Modeling and Analysis Geophysical Methods and Applications earthquake and tectonic studies

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
23 May 2026