Emergent Electroweak Unification from 600-Cell Lattice Dynamics
How SU(2)L × U(1)Y arises without fundamental gauge fields—deriving Yang-Mills structure from phase interference and golden-ratio hierarchies.
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Abstract
In Conscious Point Physics (CPP), electroweak unification emerges from discrete primitives in the 600-cell lattice without fundamental gauge fields or spontaneous symmetry breaking. We derive the effective SU(2)L × U(1)Y symmetry and Yang-Mills non-Abelian structure from hybrid DP flows, angular phase interferences (120°/240° biases for left-handed chirality), and golden-ratio quantized overlaps in nested polyhedral cages.
The unified scale E₀ ≈ 246 GeV arises from bit compression in high-confinement states, with W/Z mass ratio (cos θW ≈ 0.881) from vertex density asymmetries. Couplings (g ≈ 0.652, g′ ≈ 0.357) follow from SS Vector gradients, reproducing sin²θW ≈ 0.231 at 99.8% PDG agreement. This completes the electroweak series, unifying weak and electromagnetic interactions via geometry.
Key Results
Emergent Gauge Structure
The Yang-Mills framework emerges without assuming fundamental gauge fields:
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Falsifiable Predictions
This capstone paper provides specific experimental tests at HL-LHC and future colliders:
- Off-shell W/Z interference: ~10⁻⁴ asymmetry from discrete phase mismatches
- Non-logarithmic running: sin²θW deviations ~0.1% at TeV scales
- Exotic decays: H → exotic lepton mixes at BR ~ 10⁻¹³
- CDF resolution: W/Z width mismatches ~0.01 GeV from hybrid contributions