Quantum Structural Theory of Harmony (QSTH 6.8) — Mendeleev Table of Relationships among Physical Constants

QSTH 6.8 — Mendeleev Table of Relationships among Physical Constants presents a cell-based “periodic table” of couplings and bridges among physical constants, designed as an auditable map across scales. The release formalizes a structured relationship grid (cells) where each cell links a specific constant-to-constant coupling, measurement window, or cross-domain bridge, enabling transparent bookkeeping of what is already established versus what remains a candidate hypothesis. The core contribution is a cell-indexed relationship map that treats constant relations as addressable items rather than free-form narrative. Each relation is tracked with a type tag (e.g., CANON vs CAND) and completion status (e.g., FILL / PARTIAL / EMPTY), supporting verification workflows, controlled expansion, and reproducible audit trails. In this release, the CORE document includes an explicit, audit-oriented table of Confirmed (CANON) versus Candidate (CAND) relations, referenced by cell identifiers and symbols. What is included CORE (EN): publication-ready text with method, audit logic, and a consolidated CANON vs CAND relationship table (cell-indexed). Appendices A–E (EN): operational indexes and verification scaffolding, preserving internal codes, symbols, and cell IDs. Tables (XLSX): bridge/translation tables linking sub-framework windows (e.g., OMEG/measurement windows) to the Mendeleev cell map. Figures (PNG): finalized English diagram asset summarizing the “family” of couplings/relationships. README + SHA256 manifest: a file-level integrity and reproducibility layer for Zenodo archiving. Intended use This record is intended as a research navigation and audit artifact: a structured way to enumerate known relations among constants, tag candidates, and attach evidence/notes in a controlled manner. It is suitable for: mapping and tracking cross-scale couplings, organizing measurement windows and reference bridges, maintaining reproducible relation inventories with cell-level traceability. Related QSTH Zenodo records (recommended entry points) • QSTH 1.0 — Foundational Publication (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17455814)• QSTH 1.0 — Horizon Set (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18015679)• QSTH 4.1 — Planckian Horizon 2.0: The Entropic Bridge between Quantum and Cosmological Reality (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17899867)• QSTH 5.2 — OMEG: The Operational Metric Plane of Entropic Geometrodynamics (OMEG) (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17937840)• QSTH 6.0 — The Info-Dim (I-Dim) Package (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18156387)• QSTH 6.1 — Entropic Zero (E0) & Entropic Stars (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18165254)• QSTH 6.2 — Vacuum as an Entropic Ledger and the Origin of Baryon Asymmetry (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18641674)• QSTH 6.3 — Ledger Reality Reconstruction: I-Dim Mediation, DM/DE, and Arrow-of-Time Diagnostics (with the Eddington Paradox) (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18646924)• QSTH 6.4 — QSTH vs. Feynman Diagrams (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18648120)• QSTH 6.5 — Planckian Horizon 2.0 as a Ledger Boundary: Horizon Ledger Closure, Time-Rate Control, and the “Interstellar Paradox” as an Operational Model (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18649631)• QSTH 6.6 — Planckian Horizon 2.0 as an Operational entropic-coherence principle (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18701036)• QSTH 6.7 — Variational Entropic Lagrangian (R10) (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18715255)• QSTH 6.7B — Variational Entropic Lagrangian (R10): Verification & Results Pack (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18758505) What is truly NEW and ORIGINAL in QSTH 6.8: QSTH 6.8 introduces a cell-based, Mendeleev-style map where relationships among physical constants are treated as first-class, addressable objects (each with a stable cell ID), not as scattered statements in narrative text. This enables a hard, auditable separation between what is confirmed (CANON) and what is proposed (CAND), further tagged by an explicit completion state (FILL / PARTIAL / EMPTY) so incomplete cells are recorded without being promoted to claims. In short: QSTH 6.8 is not “another table of constants” — it is an auditable relationship ledger that makes cross-scale constant coupling maps citable, verifiable, extendable, and package-reproducible (README + SHA256) at the level of individual relations. CAND (Candidate) denotes a working hypothesis / bridge kept in the map for controlled testing and traceability. It is included to prevent “invisible speculation” and must not be read as CANON until independently verified.