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March 19, 20264 citationsOpen Access

The Higgs-to-Z Mass Ratio from the Face Laplacian Spectrum

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LMLuke Alexander Martin

Key Points

  • This research aims to predict the Higgs-to-Z mass ratio using the face Laplacian spectrum of a geometric structure.
  • Utilized the truncated octahedron for spectrum analysis
  • Calculated the mass ratio m_H/M_Z using specific spectral parameters
  • Compared theoretical predictions with observed mass values of the Higgs boson
  • Predicted mass ratio m_H/M_Z = 1.37163
  • Predicted Higgs mass = 125.08 GeV; observed mass = 125.25 ± 0.17 GeV
  • Agreement within 0.97σ indicates strong consistency between prediction and observation

Abstract

The ratio mH/MZ = 18/ (9+√17) = 1. 37163 is predicted from the face Laplacian spectrum of the truncated octahedron with zero free parameters. The prediction uses λA₂u=9 (Higgs sector, spectral maximum) and λT₁uₕi= (9+√17) /2 (upper weak sector). Predicted mH = 125. 08 GeV; observed 125. 25 ± 0. 17 GeV. Agreement: 0. 97σ, 0. 14%. This is the third spectral ratio prediction from the same face Laplacian: Koide angle (exact), solar neutrino mixing (0. 49σ), and Higgs/Z ratio (0. 97σ). All three contain √17 = √ (CA⁴−4 (CA+1) ²) — the discriminant of the single T₁u characteristic equation λ²−CA²λ+ (CA+1) ²=0 with CA=3.

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Luke Alexander Martin (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69bb92f2496e729e62980b0fhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19064036
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