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Muon Decay & Lifetime

Lifetime match is a modelled Gamow package [M], not a free theorem. Route E n=1 on a T(1,1)-class seat. μ→eνν is two pairings.

Last updated: 19 August 2026

Integrity note (Doctrine v1.1.1): The muon lifetime match on this page is a modelled package [M], not a free theorem. The muon is Route E generation on a -class seat — not a second torus knot, and not (that index is the tau). Lab pairing: is two generation-matched pairings, not one lepton minting two residuals. Hold OPEN; α INPUT; Foot δ [E INPUT]; Foot K/L [E].

1. The Leptonic Weak Decay Mechanism

The muon is the second-generation excited lepton (). In standard physics, it decays via weak W-boson exchange with Fermi coupling constant .

In the CPT framework the muon is Route E generation on the same -class seat as the electron (not another knot). Lab bookkeeping treats as two pairings, and , not a single isometry that mints two residuals. A Gamow lifetime package [M] is a rate model, not that pairing map.

2. The Topological Relaxation Theorem

Combining the fundamental attempt frequency , the Gamow tunneling probability , and the Schwinger phase space factor :

Muon Lifetime Theorem

3. Comparison to Experimental CODATA Target

ParameterStandard Fermi TheoryCPT Derived TheoremStatus
Muon Lifetime $\tau_\mu$2.1969811 μs (G_F fit)2.196981 μsModelled [M] (package)
STATUS: [M] MODELLED PACKAGE

The muon decay lifetime is a modelled Gamow package [M] on the Route E seat — not a free public theorem, and not a second torus knot.

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