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Quantum Spectrodynamics (QSD)

Authors: Hubka, Marek;

Quantum Spectrodynamics (QSD)

Abstract

Quantum Spectrodynamics (QSD) is a theoretical framework that derives Standard Model gauge couplings from a single structural input: the [[5,1,3]] perfect quantum error-correcting code. The code determines two graphs - the complete graph $K_4$ (bulk exchange interactions) and the cycle graph $C_5$ (geometric dynamics) - from which three fundamental constants emerge: $$\text{Holographic bit density:} \qquad {H\kern-0.3em b}_4 = \frac{1}{4 \ln 2}$$ $$\text{Geometric strain:} \qquad \varsigma = \frac{3}{80\varphi^2}$$ $$\text{Spectral bond:} \qquad \varpi = \pi \varphi^2$$ From these, with zero free parameters and a single experimental input (the Planck mass), QSD derives: Symbol Observable QSD Prediction Experimental Value Agreement $\alpha^{-1}$ Fine structure constant $137.033$ $137.036$ $22$ ppm $\alpha_s(M_Z)$ Strong coupling at $M_Z$ $0.11781$ $0.1180 \pm 0.0009$ $0.16\%$ $\sin^2\theta_W$ Weak mixing angle $0.23122$ $0.23122 \pm 0.00003$ $< 0.01\%$ $m_H$ Higgs boson mass $126.7$ GeV $125.25$ GeV $1.3\%$ $E_{\mathrm{syn}}$ Syndrome energy $28.24$ GeV $\sim 28$ GeV* $0.2\%$ *CMS dimuon anomaly (CMS-PAS-HIG-20-009) The framework makes falsifiable predictions testable at the LHC. Repository Structure The release contains the main preprint plus seven supplements, one technical note, computational validation code, and interactive visualizations: Theory Documents (LaTeX) - quantum_spectrodynamics.tex - Main paper: complete framework, predictions, and falsification criteria- qsd_s1_formal_proofs_v2.tex - Supplement S1: Formal proofs of all algebraic results ($K_4$ spectrum, $S_4$ representation theory, $C_5$ Laplacian, master theorems)- qsd_s2_energy_scale.tex - Supplement S2: Energy scale derivation and dressing corrections- qsd_s3_lagrangian.tex - Supplement S3: The QSD Lagrangian (field-theoretic formulation)- qsd_s4_renormalization_v2.tex - Supplement S4: Topological renormalization (terminating perturbation series, $\alpha^{-1} = 137.033$ derivation)- qsd_s5_syndrome_prediction.tex - Supplement S5: Syndrome prediction (28 GeV) and proton stability- qsd_s6_string_correspondence.tex - Supplement S6: Correspondence with string theory- qsd_s7_cosmological_constant.tex - Supplement S7: Computational thermodynamics (speculative)- qsd_tn1_Hb_Redefinition.tex - Technical Note TN-1: Holographic bit density redefinition Shared LaTeX Infrastructure - qsd_preamble.tex - Unified preamble (notation, macros, theorem environments)- qsd_references.bib - Consolidated bibliography for all documents Computational Validation (Python) - qsd_constants.py - Single source of truth for all QSD constants; reproduces every numerical prediction- qsd_simulation_suite.py - Full simulation suite: algebraic verification, coupling derivations, Monte Carlo error propagation- qsd_monte_carlo.py - Monte Carlo error propagation for all predictions- qsd_qiskit_suite.py - Qiskit quantum circuit simulations: [[5,1,3]] stabilizers, VQE ground state, syndrome extraction- qsd_qiskit_additions.py - Extended Qiskit circuits: additional experiments and validation- qsd_syndrome_production.py - Syndrome production simulation (LHC phenomenology) Visualizations - qsd_animations.py - Animated visualizations (Matplotlib)- qsd_visualizations.py - Static visualization module- qsd_4simplex.html - Interactive 3D visualization: 4-simplex geometry (Three.js)- qsd_4simplex_network.html - Interactive 3D visualization: code network structure (Three.js)- qsd_4simplex_snap_mechanism.html - Interactive 3D visualization: snap mechanism animation (Three.js) Epistemic Transparency All claims are classified as Derived (mathematically proved from the [[5,1,3]] axiom), Constructed (ingredients derived, assembly physically motivated), or Open (plausible but not rigorous). This classification is maintained throughout all documents. How to Verify Run python qsd_constants.py to reproduce every numerical prediction from first principles. Run python qsd_simulation_suite.py for the full validation suite. Qiskit circuits require pip install qiskit.

Keywords

Quantum Spectrodynamics, Standard Model, Holographic Principle, Holographic Entanglement, Falsifiable Physics, LHC Phenomenology, CMS Dimuon Excess, Gauge Coupling Derivation, 28GeV Anomaly, High Energy Physics, Quantum Error Correction, Heisenberg Exchange, Quantum Mechanics, Information Geometry, Hierarchy Problem, Topological Renormalization, Standard Model Parameters, Mathieu Potential, Fine Structure Constant, [[5,1,3]] Code, Weak Mixing Angle, Graph Theory, Gauge Symmetry, Quantum Information, Strong Coupling Constant, Higgs Mass

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