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GTE Unification: A Bidirectional Correspondence between Rule 110 Orbit Arithmetic and the Standard Model Electroweak Sector

Authors: Spivack, Nova;

GTE Unification: A Bidirectional Correspondence between Rule 110 Orbit Arithmetic and the Standard Model Electroweak Sector

Abstract

We present a bidirectional correspondence between four mathematical structures: the Generative Triple Evolution (GTE) arithmetic over Z_7, the MDL-minimal Z_7 cellular automaton , its continuous field limit, and the Standard Model (SM). The electroweak correspondence is summarised in six arrows and packaged as a single 7-conjunct machine-certified theorem, ugp_r110_sm_joint_unification, in Lean 4 (zero sorry, zero new axioms). The discrete Rule 110 layer is the binary shadow of under parity projection; is the continuum limit as lattice resolution M . In the forward direction ( ), the single integer = 3 (the Garden-of-Eden orbit depth of , machine-certified) generates via the arithmetic cascade = 2^ - = 5, = 2^+1 - = 13 a complete set of Standard Model electroweak parameters: (EW) = 3/13 0.23077 (-0.195 384729/1664000 0.23121 with Wolfenstein ^3/(2c_H) radiative correction, 0.24 from PDG, CMCA (three-layer Chiral Minkowski CA, P41 )), (GUT) = 3/8 (exact SU(5) prediction), and (Wolfenstein) = 9/40 = 0.225 (0.000 In the reverse direction ( ), the observed value 0.231 determines = 3 via the arithmetic pivot + = 2^, and the SM colour structure identifies the Z_7 winding sectors via the double Mersenne endpoint theorem. The correspondence extends to spacetime and QCD. The MDL minimality principle that selects also selects the Einstein-Hilbert action via Lovelock's uniqueness theorem (computationally confirmed, with numerical Ricci-curvature support). The causal-graph spectral dimension d_s = 4 is machine-certified in Lean 4 in the thermodynamic limit (zero sorry). The Algebraic Lifting Theorem and Algebraic Descent Theorem connect beable-level, discrete, and continuous results: every -algebraic property of holds for at every resolution M 1; every PSC-admissible beable with positive [D]-weight lifts to a physical observable at Compton scale. The lattice correction (M) = ^2/(3M^2) quantifies the sole geometric deviation from exact Lorentz invariance; at M=7 this predicts 6.71 matching the measured AFCA (Asynchronous Fractal Cellular Automata) SR error of 6.4 QCD predictions from = Z_7 include asymptotic-freedom coefficient b_0 = 7 (machine-certified in Lean 4, zero sorry), strong CP angle QCD = 0 (three independent proofs, machine-certified), Casimir invariants C_F = 4/3, C_A = 3, T_F = 1/2 (machine-certified), and a zero-PDG-input hadronic chain yielding top^1/4 = 166.5 MeV (PROVISIONAL), _P = -13.08^ 3.74^ in the PDG range (computationally verified), and _4D = 440.6 MeV (computationally verified). Two structurally independent Lean-certified derivations of EM^-1 = 137 converge to 0.107 Deeper SM consequences—the baryon-to-photon ratio 6.54 10^-10 (7.2 dark-sector classification—follow from the same integer inputs. Exactly three generations are uniquely predicted (machine-certified in Lean 4, zero sorry); charge neutrality and anomaly cancellation are machine-certified bundle theorems (zero sorry). Zero free parameters are used anywhere in these derivations.

Keywords

Rule 110, bidirectional correspondence, Standard Model, electroweak sector, preprint, Lean 4, UGP Physics, GTE unification, formal verification, Universal Generative Principle

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