Universal Resonance Theory: Resolution of the Proton Charge Radius Puzzle via Fundamental Geometric Derivation
Universal Resonance Theory: Resolution of the Proton Charge Radius Puzzle via Fundamental Geometric Derivation
This paper provides a definitive resolution to the long-standing "Proton Radius Puzzle"—the discrepancy between electronic and muonic hydrogen measurements. By applying the "Borisov Invariant" (Φ ≈ 5.3146) within the framework of Universal Resonance Theory, the author derives the fundamental geometric radius of the proton (R_base ≈ 0.8775 fm) and explains the observed shift in muonic experiments (R_μ ≈ 0.8414 fm) as a result of topological phase-shift modulation. This work eliminates the need for exotic new physics by demonstrating that the discrepancy is a predictable consequence of spatial geometry and leptonic coupling resonance.
Kelvin Cells, Theoretical Physics, Proton Radius Puzzle, CODATA, Quantum Resonance, Fundamental Constants, Borisov Invariant, Muonic Hydrogen
Kelvin Cells, Theoretical Physics, Proton Radius Puzzle, CODATA, Quantum Resonance, Fundamental Constants, Borisov Invariant, Muonic Hydrogen
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