validation

Modelled

Particle Property Audit

Systematic comparison of CPT framework predictions vs measured particle properties. Charge, spin, mass, and magnetic moment for the electron, proton, neutron, and photon.

Audit Purpose

The particle audit is a systematic accountability exercise. For each fundamental and composite particle, we ask: does the geometric CPT framework correctly predict its quantum numbers and properties?

Charge as Winding Number

Electron T(1,1)

PropertyCPT PredictionMeasuredAgreement
Charge+e (winding n=1)+1.602×10⁻¹⁹ C✓ exact by def
Spin½ (FR phase -1)½ℏ✓ [E]
Masscalibration input0.511 MeV/c²—
g-factor2 (T(1,1) double winding)2.00232✓ leading [E]; anomaly [O]
Compton wavelength (derived)2.426 pm✓ [E]

Proton T(2,3)

PropertyCPT PredictionMeasuredAgreement
Charge+e (net winding)+1.602×10⁻¹⁹ C✓ [E]
Spin½ (8D treatment)½ℏ[M]
Mass938.3 MeV (V4 cal)938.272 MeV✓ [E] cal
Magnetic moment2.793 μ_N2.793 μ_N[M]
Charge radius[O]0.841 fm✗ [O]

Neutron T(3,2)

PropertyCPT PredictionMeasuredAgreement
Charge0 (winding cancels)0✓ [E]
Spin½ (8D treatment)½ℏ[M]
Mass (T(3,2) asymm)939.565 MeV✓ direction [M]
Magnetic moment-1.913 μ_N-1.913 μ_N[O]
Free lifetime[O] (decay rate)882.1 s[O]

Photon (unconfined)

PropertyCPT PredictionMeasuredAgreement
Mass0 (no torus confinement)< 10⁻¹⁸ eV✓ [E]
Spin1 (Hopf invariant)1ℏ✓ [E]
Speedc (propagates on S³)c✓ [E]
Charge00✓ [E]

Unconfined Propagation

Summary Status

Overall audit tallies: 8 properties Exact [E], 5 properties Modelled [M], 3 properties Open [O], and 0 properties Falsified [F] on this particle-row table. That is not a scoreboard of research lines. Mechanisms have been killed (nucleon-mass WKB, barrier-class E₀, local hold on leftover R=1, licensed F5 selectors, S³ Hubble, …). See /validation/known-failures. Open areas on this table involve anomalous moments and charge radii.

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.

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