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OpenOpen Problems
The prioritised research queue. These are the most important unsolved problems in the CPT framework — ranked by their impact on the framework's completeness.
This is the living register of open problems. Unlike the broader integrity dashboard which lists all claims, this page highlights only the [O]-tagged problems that most critically require resolution.
Eigenvalue challenges on curved spaces are a common theme.
Critical Problems (Blocking other results)
OP-01 | Asymmetry Carrier Mechanism
Problem statement: What converts the CS rate asymmetry into baryon orientation?
Why it matters: This completely blocks the baryogenesis completion step.
Current status: [O]
Best lead: BN4 programme; topological current analysis.
OP-02 | Octonion Flavour Dictionary
Problem statement: Find explicit quark flavour assignments.
Why it matters: Blocks quark mass predictions.
Current status: [O]
Best lead: Mapping octonion imaginary basis directly to colour/flavour structures.
OP-03 | 3D Thin-Tube Eigenvalue Problem
Problem statement: Resolve the R-seat-tube residual from the TD4 programme.
Why it matters: Blocks precise Weber self-force calculation.
Current status: [O]
Best lead: 3D TME on torus neighbourhood.
High Priority
OP-04 | Full Alpha Derivation
Problem statement: Derive the exact numerical value of purely from geometry.
Why it matters: Wave-mech scaling is [E], but the geometric prefactor remains [M].
Best lead: Wave-mechanical route, combined with geometric prefactor from Clifford torus embedding.
OP-05 | Proton Mass from
Problem statement: Derive rigorously from torus knot geometry.
Why it matters: Determining if this is a numerical coincidence or a deep topological result.
Best lead: Knot energy lattice geometry calculations.
OP-06 | Mass Hierarchy (Muon/Tau)
Problem statement: Derive from confined photon excited states.
Best lead: Investigating the excited mode spectrum.
OP-07 | CMB Quadrupole Suppression
Problem statement: Demonstrate how topology suppresses the mode in agreement with Planck data.
Best lead: Evaluating the Laplacian spectrum directly.
Important but Longer-term
- OP-08: Neutron Lifetime — derive s from Weber transition rate. This currently blocks the nuclear beta decay programme.
- OP-09: Dark Matter Account — rigorously show that the geometry fully accounts for galaxy rotation curves without requiring new particle dark matter.
- OP-10: Varying-G Constraints — reconcile the prediction with LLR lunar laser ranging bounds .
Evolution of G with time
How to Contribute
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Source Documents
The primary research documents underlying this page. All files are freely viewable and downloadable. They represent the working research as written — including integrity tags, equations, and finding IDs.
Documents open in the CPT Research Library — a formatted viewer for all source research files.