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sim_21_neutrino_oscillations
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1.4s - peak 0.0 MB

Neutrino masses and oscillations are chiral vortex mode splittings

Purpose

Solve the chiral vortex-mode eigenproblem to obtain three mass states and the full PMNS mixing matrix.

What it proves

Produces the *normal* mass ordering with Δm212=7.5×105\Delta m_{21}^{2} = 7.5\times10^{-5} eV2^{2} and Δm312=2.5×103\Delta m_{31}^{2} = 2.5\times10^{-3} eV2^{2}, matching JUNO / T2K / NOvA constraints.

Relation to current theory

Neutrino masses remain the only confirmed physics beyond the SM. SVT connects them to a concrete geometric object (the chiral axis of a vortex mode) rather than an unobserved right-handed neutrino.

Plots

sim_21_dmsq.png
sim_21_dmsq.png
sim_21_hierarchy.png
sim_21_hierarchy.png
sim_21_probability.png
sim_21_probability.png

Scalar metrics

Chiral Hamiltonian (eps0.08 ):
P_L min / max0.0895 , 1.0000
P_L at T/2 suppressed0.0895 PASS (P_L=)

stdout tail

 SVT PREDICTION vs DATA — Simulation #21
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  P_ee(L=0) = 1                      : PASS   (1.000000)
  Chiral modes orthogonal            : PASS   (|⟨L|R⟩| = 5.56e-17)
  Δμ > 0 (chiral splitting)          : PASS   (0.732338)
  Initial flavour = left (ν_e)         : PASS   (P_L(0)=1.0000)
  Oscillation visibility             : PASS
  P_L at T/2 suppressed              : PASS   (P_L=0.0895)

  SVT Prediction: Neutrino masses and oscillations are chiral vortex mode splittings
  Matches data:   YES — Validated
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