Structural Field Theory _SFT
SFT_Document_0_Abstract_and_Orientation_UPDATED_with_10to14.pdf
Orientation and Structure of the SFT Corpus (Click on - Doc ? - to access the document).
This introductory note provides readers and reviewers with a roadmap of the complete Structural Field Theory (SFT) package. The corpus is intentionally modular: each component addresses a different layer of the framework, from theoretical foundations to numerical validation and reproducibility infrastructure.
- Core Foundations (Doc 1–- Doc 2): Glossary and discrete structural model, defining notation, calibration policy (α-in), and the basic lattice dynamics.
- Simulation Supplement (Doc 3): Numerical schemes (leap-frog, AMR, CFL stability), collapse protocols, and first-principle simulations of electron-like solitons, double-slit behavior, and Coulomb interaction.
- Quick Summary / Draft Paper (Doc 4): Condensed manuscript presenting headline results (g-factor, perihelion shift, PPN compatibility).
- Integrated Technical Report (Doc 5): Comprehensive reference unifying notation, derivations, validation checklists, and reproducible protocols.
- Validation Appendices (Doc 6 -- Doc 7): Synthetic convergence tests (EOC), radial hydrogen/tritium solvers, and Venus perihelion overlays.
- Limitations and Validation Plan (Doc 8): Scope discipline + preregistered acceptance bands and reviewer checklist, with explicit (C)/(P) labeling to prevent claim inflation; includes External Break Test #01 (field rescaling) as a Doc9/Doc10.1-style anti-post-hoc audit protocol.
- Reviewer Argument (Doc 9): A concise statement addressing common objections (α tuning, discretization, scope).
- Bundles and Pipelines (ZIPs): Unified release with Docker, configs, scripts, datasets, and fallback smoke tests for CPU-only environments.
- Spin Packages: Independent validation of spin-½ signatures via FR phase and rigid-rotor spectra.
- Reviewer Quick Start: A 5-minute guide enabling reviewers to reproduce core results with minimal setup.
- SFT Clarifications Note (Doc 9.1): This short note collects concise clarification blocks that address recurring points of confusion in early reviews. Each block is tagged (CL-xx), is interpretation-agnostic, and aims to prevent avoidable disputes about terminology.
- Toward an Emergent SU(3) Structural Sector. Prospective note / future-work hypothesis (Doc 9.2): This document is an exploratory, non-claim extension note proposing a concrete future-work route toward an emergent SU(3)-like internal sector. It sketches how a triplet internal mode basis Ψ ∈ ℂ3 might arise as an effective extraction from structural degeneracy/resonance of the underlying medium (not as new fundamental degrees of freedom), and how a coarse-grained response functional Γμ a could serve as an effective structural connection (bookkeeping of internal reorganizations rather than a gauge field added by fiat). The note also states example falsifiable targets—e.g., a mesh- stable bound spectrum and a confinement-like “tensional closure” invariant under fixed preregistered gates—and should be cited only as prospective future work, not as part of the validated SFT release.
Extended (Docs 10–14)
10 — Appendix A-OUT (v0.3): Alpha-Out (non-circular)
1. Purpose: Estimate α without using α in calibration. CPU‑friendly pipeline: c (dispersion, small‑k) → ħ* (rotor) → {q*, ε*} (Coulomb) → α with uncertainty.
2. Inputs → Outputs: dispersion.csv, rotor_energy.json, coulomb_profile.csv → ALPHA_OUT.json (value, u95, tier) + HBAR_FROM_ROTOR.json, Q_EPS_SOLUTION.json.
3. Tiers/Gates: Tier‑1 (1%), Tier‑2 (100 ppm), Tier‑3 (1e‑5–1e‑6). Saves small‑k indices, robust fit method, and full provenance (commit, versions, hashes).
4. Status: Reviewer‑ready (appendix‑only; not part of the core RC).
5. ZIP runner: alpha_out_runner_pack.zip (README, MANIFEST, verify.py, checksums).
10.1 — Appendix: Alpha-Elasticity CI Suite (Synthetic Verification Protocol)
6. Purpose: Verification-first CI protocol for an alpha-like estimator under synthetic inputs. Validates auditability (hashes/manifests), preregistered gates (gate_id + DECISION_RULE.json), anti-leakage discipline, and explicit null/adversarial failure modes. Includes a compact “toy visualization” companion to demonstrate the PASS/FAIL workflow and artifact contract.
7. Outputs: ALPHA_ELASTICITY_REPORT.json (GLOBAL_PASS + provenance), DECISION_RULE.json (hashed), MANIFEST_SHA256 / checksums, optional plots (e.g., sensitivity_sweep).
8. Status: CI / Synthetic (appendix-only). Not a physical validation of α; complements Doc 10 (Alpha-Out) by enforcing preregistered-gate discipline and audit semantics for alpha-like pipelines.
11 — One-Pager: Designed Matter via Tensional Compatibility (SFT)
9. Purpose: One‑page landing for reviewers/collaborators/sponsors: thesis, what you get, how to verify (ZIP + JSON + PASS/FAIL).
10. Contents: Tagline; “Who is this for / What you get”; runners with uniform primary gates; output routes (REGION provided vs. synthesized from SCAN + thresholds); mini‑JSON examples with schema_version; roadmap with clear “done” criteria.
11. Relations: Links to runner packs, the master validation table, and Appendix A‑OUT for anti‑circularity.
12. Status: Ready to share.
13. Purpose: Plain‑language narrative of the SFT stance (compatibility of the medium), aligned with the RC: preserves SM predictions, reframes mechanism.
14. Reviewer hooks: Adds falsifiability pointers (dispersion O((ak)^2), sub‑mm Yukawa, null optics, existence scans) and directs to runner packs for PASS/FAIL evidence.
15. Use: Executive/explanatory; no numeric claims beyond what the RC and runners certify.
13 — atomX: Step-by-Step Recipe (PASS-ready, amended v1)
16. Purpose: Worked example of an existence runner with reproducible thresholds and non‑circular verdicts (natural vs maintained).
17. Gates: split_thr=0.19 meV, compat_thr=0.02, r2_thr=0.98; natural requires PASS without controls; maintained requires ablation FAIL when removing controls.
18.Artifacts: EXISTENCE_REPORT_atomX.json, EXISTENCE_REGION_atomX.json, synthetic_atom_scan.csv, checksums_SHA256.txt (schema‑validated JSON; NaN/Inf→null).
19. ZIP runner: includes verify_atomX.py (schema check, region rebuild from CSV, PASS mask match, checksum verification).
20. Purpose: Consolidated code/standards manual for reviewers: JSON policy (schema_version, sanitize), MANIFEST policy (checksums with self‑hash), helpers (json_sanitize, thresholds.propagate_thresholds, verdicts.compute_verdict, lifetime.tau_with_ci, units.provenance_scale_setting), and runners v1.0.3 (leptons, quarkonia, CKM, strong nulls, jitter, LOO).
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