This release unveils TDE v10.5 for baryon mass spectroscopy, indicating effective coupling in the orbital sector.
This release introduces TDE v10.5 focused exclusively on baryon mass spectroscopy. The TDE v10.4 mass-geometry core (Spin-mode 4D Mass Geometry) is kept frozen and provides a baseline mass from a dimensionless geometric invariant W built from quantum labels (n, s, I, S_int). In v10.5 we extend only the orbital sector (L > 0) with a MIT-bag-inspired “vacuum-rotation” model under the hypothesis of Vacuum Aerodynamics: starting global rotation in vacuum has a start-up energy cost (parity-split into E_odd for odd L and E_even for even L), rotation energy grows approximately like a rotor term scaled by an effective bag-size proxy R(W) = 1 + c*W, and an additional effective coupling between orbital motion and internal structure (L dot S_int) is included with coefficient beta. A key methodological point is sector separation. Rotation parameters are fitted only on orbital states (L > 0). Radial states (L = 0, n > 1) represent a different physics regime (bag breathing mode) and are intentionally not mixed into the rotation fit; they will be treated later with a single breathing-mode parameter (gamma). We also enforce a critical mapping fix: N(1710) is treated as a radial state with n = 3, L = 0 (not n = 1, L = 0). Without this fix, global fit quality is artificially degraded. Main results (orbital sector only): Option A (main model): per-state configuration mixing allows S_int = 1/2 or 3/2 subject to the triangle rule, selecting the value that minimizes squared error for each orbital state. Orbital RMSE on the benchmark is 89.76 MeV. A+ (appendix diagnostic): additionally allows minimal band ambiguity n -> n+1 for orbital states, selecting the best (n_used, S_int) per state. Orbital RMSE becomes 49.58 MeV. The states moved to n+1 are reported in the appendix and interpreted as candidates for higher bands / Regge reassignment and as evidence for a nonlinear high-rotation regime at large L (especially L >= 3). Fitted rotation parameters (Option A, orbital only):E_odd = 388.80 MeV, E_even = 477.05 MeV, A = 532.03, c = 1.2677, beta = 31.62.The average start-up energy (E_odd + E_even)/2 = 432.93 MeV, close to M_bare = 450 MeV, supporting the interpretation of start-up cost as a vacuum/bag deformation threshold.
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