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To consolidate recent high-energy results from CERN experiments and propose a new hypothesis regarding resonance cascades in nuclear collisions.

February 2, 2026Open Access

CERN results (ALICE, CMS oraz NA61SHINE) as GTWSSF anchors and an operational hypothesis of metapole excitation via resonance cascades in hadronic and nuclear collisionsₗastEN

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To consolidate recent high-energy results from CERN experiments and propose a new hypothesis regarding resonance cascades in nuclear collisions.
Consolidated high-energy results from ALICE, CMS, and NA61/SHINE into empirical data stored in a Master Data repository.
Developed an operational hypothesis correlating model residuals with measurable proxies of resonance-cascade complexity.
Employed explicit definitions for observables and systematic controls to ensure empirical verification.
Presented numerical anchors for measurements and definitions within the data repository.
Established a working hypothesis indicating that certain correlations serve as signatures of metapole excitations.
Outlined a binary PASS/FAIL verification protocol based on observable definitions and data consistency checks.

Abstract

Thispaperconsolidatesselected, recenthigh-energyresults (ALICE, CMSandNA61/SHINE) intoexplicitnumerical anchors stored intheMasterData repository, includingmeasurementmetadata, observabledefinitions anduncertaintybookkeeping. Theanchors are treatedasminimal, review-gradeempirical tuples that canbe reconstructedfromprimarysourcesandcomparedacrossexperimentswithout introducingextratheoreticalentities. Anoperational, testablehypothesis isthenformulated: aresidualwithrespecttoareferencemodel (oraphysicalboundary) correlateswithameasurableproxyofresonance-cascadecomplexity, includingexplicit feed-downcontrol. Interpreting suchacorrelationas ametapoleexcitationsignatureisexplicitlylabeledasaworkinghypothesiswithinGTWSSF. Verificationremainsstrictlyempirical throughunambiguousobservabledefinitions, geometryandsystematiccontrols, andabinaryPASS/FAILprotocolbasedonboundarychecksandcross-datasettrendconsistency. ThisEnglishmanuscript (DocID: BK- (X02-X05, Y00, Z00) 20260129-v07) is anextendedmirroralignedwiththestructureof thePLmanuscriptshippedinthesamerepository. NumerictablesareprovidedinAnnexX02, whiletheoperationalmodelandworkedexamplesareprovidedinAnnexesX03andX04.

CERN results (ALICE, CMS oraz NA61SHINE) as GTWSSF anchors and an operational hypothesis of metapole excitation via resonance cascades in hadronic and nuclear collisionsₗastEN

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