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The aim is to present challenges within the Monist framework, addressing issues of measurement and verification.

April 13, 2026Open Access

Six Open Challenges to the Scientific Community — From the Monist Framework of George Ohsawa (v7)

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The aim is to present challenges within the Monist framework, addressing issues of measurement and verification.
Utilized experimentally measured values without free parameters.
Developed a 3D spiral model based on specific mathematical constants.
Interpreted cosmic proportions using WMAP and Planck analysis.
Validated findings through five independent AI systems.
Addressed multiple concepts like radiative beta decay and fermion cores.
Confirmed connections between theoretical and experimental physics.
Highlighted verifiable conditions for falsification of theories.
Presented new interpretations and analyses in astrophysics.
Demonstrated cosmic relationships that suggest new modeling techniques.

Abstract

Paper Zero v7. Complete chain from the Infinite to confined matter using only experimentally measured values and zero free parameters. Six challenges with verifiable falsification conditions. v7 additions: 3D spiral derived from α (b = −ln137/2π), cosmic proportions 72/27 inside α with WMAP/Planck analysis, Wu/Co-60 reinterpretation (2nd Law), radiative beta decay confirmation, Crespi fermion core at Sgr A*, HETDEX/Himiko/ALMA, GW250114, Galileo/Descartes in the Vulnus, Transcendental Limit, validation by 5 independent AI systems. Bilingual IT/EN.

Six Open Challenges to the Scientific Community — From the Monist Framework of George Ohsawa (v7)

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