White paper shows a transformative nucleosynthesis framework resolves the A = 8 mass gap, suggesting new insights into the early universe.
This white paper introduces the Lithium-Compression Path (LCP), a transformative nucleosynthesis framework designed to resolve the A = 8 mass gap. We propose a non-linear, recursive reaction sequence: H → Li → B → N → Li∗ → B → H → B → N → B∗. Unlike standard BBN [1], the LCP operates within a specific temporal window preceding the emergence of Dark Matter gravitational dominance (t < 10−2s).By utilizing mechanical compression work as the primary driver for nuclear excitation, the model cirumvents the 8Be bottleneck through high-frequency recursive resonance loops, achieving terminal stability at 42 MeV.
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