The paper demonstrates perihelion precession in gravitational orbits, suggesting a new derivation method.
In General Relativity, the perihelion precession of a gravitational orbit is:δϕ =6πGMac2(1 − e2).The coefficient 6 has no derivation in GR — it is a consequence of the geodesic equationin Schwarzschild geometry. This paper derives it from the Cohesion UFT hexapolarbipolar recursion cascade. In Cohesion UFT, polarity refers to the number of torqueinjections per recursion cycle: hexapolar (n = 6) is the symmetric free-field state;bipolar (n = 2) is the axial collapse state under broken symmetry. A gravitationalorbit operates at stability index Φ = 32/(3π2 − 4), at which the hexapolar-bipolarweighted recursion produces an effective curvature factor (nκ)eff = 3. The precession isthen δϕ = 3πRs/rlatus = 6πGM/(ac2(1 − e2)) — the GR formula exactly, with no freeparameters. The coefficient 6 in GR is the Cohesion UFT orbital stability thresholdexpressed as a recursion curvature product.
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