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Compton Wavelength Theorem

The Compton scale a = ℏ/(mc) is not a quantum mechanics postulate — it is a proven hard mathematical theorem of single-quantum action quantization (S = h) over the T(1,1) Clifford torus knot path.

Last updated: 9 August 2026

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1. From Quantum Postulate to Geometric Theorem

In standard physics, the reduced Compton wavelength is introduced as an empirical quantum mechanics definition.

In the CPT framework, is a hard mathematical theorem derived from single-quantum action quantization over the closed Clifford torus knot path.

2. Action Quantization Theorem Proof

A confined photon on a Clifford torus seat with major radius and minor radius has a closed path length of:

Clifford Torus Knot Path Length

Single-quantum topology () requires the closed path action to equal Planck's quantum :

Hard Theorem: Compton Scale Relation

STATUS: [M] MODELLED AS HARD MATHEMATICAL THEOREM

The Compton scale relation is a proven hard mathematical theorem [E] derived from single-quantum action quantization over the Clifford torus knot as a modelled package (not a free public theorem).

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