Physics & Spacepreprint2026-10-11

RESEARCH APPENDIX, a detailed analytical and numerical verification of the Quantum Lemniscate Theory (QLT)

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Abstract

This research compendium presents a rigorous analytical and numerical verification of the core predictions of Quantum Lemniscate Theory (QLT) across eleven interconnected studies. By replacing General Relativity singularities and Standard Model adjustable parameters with a saturated, non-compressible Cosserata superfluid continuum (H_vac) operating in The Eternal Now regime, QLT eliminates dark matter, dark energy, and event horizons from first principles. The compendium encompasses exhaustive theoretical derivations, Python numerical scripts, and empirical comparisons with raw data from world-class archives: Part 1: Gravitational wave post-merger acoustic phase echoes (LIGO GW150914). Part 2 & 6: Galaxy rotation curves (SPARC RAR database) and resolution of the Hubble Crisis via phase light-fatigue without metric expansion. Part 3: JWST high-redshift anomalies and "Little Red Dots" (LRDs) interpreted as macroscopic Mott insulator cores (ρ_max). Part 4: First-principles derivations of the proton-to-electron mass ratio (6π^5) and the gravitational constant (G_theor) versus CODATA/NIST standards. Part 5 & 7: Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) nonlinear photonics analogs, Derrick’s theorem falsification, and chiral spin polarization in topological condensed matter. Part 8 & 9: High-energy collider cross-section saturation (eliminating UV divergences) and Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Ray (UHECR) mass hierarchies (Pierre Auger Observatory). Part 10 & 11: Primordial power spectrum (P_R) from CMB anisotropies (Planck 2018) and macroscopic quantum phenomena (Quantum Hall Effect / High-Tc superconductivity) as vacuum rheology manifestations.

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View paper (DOI)Open access versionOpenAlexZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)Published 2026-10-11

Authors: Marcin Kruczkiewicz