
By equating the VEQF and Standard Model expressions for the gravitational constant G, we derive that the product G⋅K is a topological constant anchored to the Down quark’s Topological Constraint Index (N_d = 3). Crucially, the mesoscopic lattice scale l_q cancels out entirely, confirming it as an auxiliary parameter rather than a fundamental constant. This derivation demonstrates topological invariance: even if G and K vary locally across vacuum energy densities, their product remains fixed, preserving particle identity (TCI integers) across all environments—consistent with Dr. Wang’s three proton generations.
VEQF; G·K topological constant; topological invariance; mass emergence factor; mesoscopic lattice scale; Down quark TCI; vacuum topology; proton generations
VEQF; G·K topological constant; topological invariance; mass emergence factor; mesoscopic lattice scale; Down quark TCI; vacuum topology; proton generations
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