Investigates neutrino mass and gauge blindness in ultralight fermionic modes, indicating new physics insights.
The stabilized `N=1024` QGEFT branch contains a sharply resolved neutrino-void sector: six triangle-free negative-curvature defects with extreme local Higgs suppression `(|phi| < 0.05)`. The deepest void reaches `|phi| ≈ 0.0058`, about `1.04%` of the global mean, and all `6/6` candidates remain triangle-blind through radius `r=3`, making them natural geometric habitats for an ultralight gauge-blind fermionic mode.
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