Study derives the Weinberg angle and neutrino mass structure in theoretical physics, suggesting new insights into electroweak interactions.
This is the eleventh paper in the Relational Geometric Mechanics (RGM) series. We derive the Weinberg angle sin²θ_W = 3/13 from first principles using only the descriptor geometry of Paper I and the force derivations of Papers II and V. No measurement input is required. The result — 0.2308 against the measured Z-pole value of 0.2312 — follows from making the descriptor space metric h_AB explicit: the spinor structure S contributes exactly one topological generator to the 13-dimensional descriptor space, and the Weinberg angle is the ratio of the SU(2) footprint to the full descriptor geometry. The same framework yields the neutrino mass matrix structure: with q_e = 0, the generation ring Hamiltonian produces an exact two-fold degeneracy, which is the geometric origin of large PMNS mixing angles.
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