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Preprint . 2026
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炁子理论下氢原子基态能量的第一性原理计算

Authors: Hao, Lin;

炁子理论下氢原子基态能量的第一性原理计算

Abstract

本文在炁子理论框架下,完成了氢原子基态能量的第一性原理计算。根据炁子理论\cite{HaoLinVII1,HaoLinVII2},电子和质子并非点粒子,而是具有多级自相似递归嵌套结构的动态实体:电子作为三维拓扑晶簇,其静质量满足$m_e c^2 = \frac{1}{2}\phiconst^{-11}E_P$;质子具有类似的递归层壳结构。当这类具有内部结构的粒子相互靠近时,其子结构将相互极化,产生超越库仑势的潮汐多极相互作用($-1/r^4, -1/r^5, -1/r^6$)。 所有模型参数均严格源自炁子理论:电子质量公式源于其三维拓扑结构\cite{HaoLinVII2};潮汐势系数由各层级结构的黄金比例约束导出;排斥势参数由结构不可压缩性决定。\textbf{未使用任何氢原子实验数据进行拟合}。通过数值求解含潮汐势的薛定谔方程,我们预言氢原子基态能量为$-13.607\,\text{eV}$,与CODATA 2022推荐值$-13.59844\,\text{eV}$的相对偏差仅为$+0.063\%$。 这一高精度预言强有力地验证了炁子理论的核心主张:黄金比例$\phiconst$是物质构建的根本数学律,基本粒子的递归嵌套结构是理解微观世界的关键。

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