Tests electron and proton capture diagnostics in a computational framework, suggesting new insights into particle interactions.
Condensed-matter-style structural FEM audit of the MMU v6.3 K/M/C framework, testing an electron-like w2 channel, a three-ur-cell proton proxy, hydrogen-like EG-basin capture, energy-scale shrinking, reduced-mass proxies, and a WIP neutron countermode. The audit uses one frozen non-canonical K/M/C package and reports pass, mixed, and failed sectors without claiming physical proof of the electron, proton, neutron, hydrogen, QED, QCD, or real mass spectra.
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