Mathematical analysis predicts mixing angles of fermions, suggesting consistency with existing data.
I present closed-form formulas for all eight independent CKM and PMNS mixing parameters from three discrete algebraic quantities: d_c= 7 (the maximum parallelizable sphere dimension, from Adams'theorem), N_gen = 3 (the number of fermion generations, derived from five independent mathematical arguments including Spin(8) triality and anomaly cancellation), and Q = 2/3 (the Koide mass-ratio parameter, derived from Kocik's generalized Descartes circle theorem via geometric self-consistency). Six mathematical constraints from three distinct lines of argument uniquely select (d_c, N_gen) = (7, 3), eliminating any post-hoc fitting concern. Compared against PDG 2024 and NuFIT 6.0 data, seven independent predictions and one texture-derived relation yield a combined chi-squared of 2.63 (p = 0.96) with zero continuous free parameters. A Monte Carlo test over 10^6 random integer theories places this result in the top 0.035% (p = 3.5 x 10^-4).
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