
This paper presents a falsifiable reformulation of electroweak coupling using Chronos Theory, where time is modeled as a structured curvature field. Leptons are positioned within discrete curvature bands, and their coupling strength to the electroweak field is governed by their proximity to a defined curvature resonance threshold (nEW ≈ −20.18). This geometric alignment naturally replaces the Standard Model's arbitrary Yukawa couplings with a recursive, quantized mechanism. The model predicts measurable coupling ratios, mass generation, and decay behaviors based entirely on band displacement. Additionally, it provides a curvature-based model for neutrino oscillation that replaces Δm² with time-curvature tuning.
electroweak coupling, Yukawa replacement, curvature resonance, spontaneous symmetry breaking, Chronos Theory, neutrino oscillation, lepton mass, quantized geometry, falsifiable predictions, time curvature
electroweak coupling, Yukawa replacement, curvature resonance, spontaneous symmetry breaking, Chronos Theory, neutrino oscillation, lepton mass, quantized geometry, falsifiable predictions, time curvature
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