
LSC 6.2.0 is the latest preprint-stage continuation of the public LSC 6.0 phenomenological framework. It introduces a detector-frame tensor anisotropy formulation that separates propagation-level true energy from detector-level reconstructed energy. The draft is prepared for arXiv submission and is currently awaiting category endorsement. The model is not presented as confirmed new physics. It is a testable phenomenological ansatz requiring independent review, numerical fitting, and constraints from BEST/GALLEX/SAGE gallium source data, KATRIN beta-spectrum measurements, IceCube anisotropy/systematic studies, and standard three-flavor oscillation data. This record is intended to preserve continuity of the LSC research line for grant review and independent verification. The recommended Zenodo strategy is to publish it as a new version of the existing LSC 6.0 conceptual record. The 6.2.2 correction is added here as a DOI-preserving extension note. Public note: the correction makes the isotropic trace explicit, keeps the directional term traceless, removes the mixed base 1 / E^2 usage, and anchors sidereal tests in a fixed celestial frame.
arXiv submission is prepared but awaiting category endorsement. This Zenodo package is intended as the stable citable preprint record while arXiv endorsement is pending. The 6.2.2 correction is added here as a DOI-preserving extension note. Public note: the correction makes the isotropic trace explicit, keeps the directional term traceless, removes the mixed base 1 / E^2 usage, and anchors sidereal tests in a fixed celestial frame.
gallium anomaly, detector anisotropy, neutrino oscillations, arXiv preprint, LSC framework, phenomenological model, tensor response, KATRIN, IceCube
gallium anomaly, detector anisotropy, neutrino oscillations, arXiv preprint, LSC framework, phenomenological model, tensor response, KATRIN, IceCube
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