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This research aims to analytically evaluate the muon anomalous magnetic dipole moment using Modular Substrate Theory.

June 17, 2026Open Access

Analytical Evaluation of the Muon g − 2 Anomaly via Modular Substrate Topology in Quantum Electrodynamics

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This research aims to analytically evaluate the muon anomalous magnetic dipole moment using Modular Substrate Theory.
Replaces the empirical fine-structure constant with a geometric expansion derived from topological vacuum impedance.
Uses a Mellin transform over the noncommutative Dirac operator and the $ ext{Z}_6^{(1)}$ 1-form gauge symmetry.
Calculates a mass-gap penalty and deviation using high-precision computational frameworks.
Determined an exact geometric series that isolates the pure topological chiral limit.
Found a mass-gap penalty of approximately 38.1 x 10^-11, reflecting the current Standard Model tension.
Achieved high precision in deviations as reported in parts per billion.

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This repository hosts the supplementary computational framework and the associated manuscript detailing the analytical evaluation of the muon anomalous magnetic dipole moment (a_) utilizing the Modular Substrate Theory (MST). By replacing the empirical fine-structure constant () with its exact geometric expansion derived from the topological vacuum impedance, this framework computes the pure Quantum Electrodynamics (QED) 5-loop perturbative sector deterministically. Furthermore, it introduces a first-principles derivation of the Hadronic Vacuum Polarization (HVP) sector. Applying a Mellin transform over the noncommutative Dirac operator and utilizing the Z₆^ (1) 1-form gauge symmetry, the model yields an exact geometric series. This series isolates the pure topological chiral limit (massless vacuum), rigorously exposing a 38. 1 10^-11 mass-gap penalty that mirrors the scale of the current Standard Model tension. Files Included Modulargₘinus₂. ipynb: An interactive, high-precision Jupyter Notebook (Python) utilizing the mpmath library. It executes the full theoretical pipeline: the geometric derivation of the QED sector, the dynamic isolation of the hadronic target, and the exact mass-gap deviation calculation. MSTgₘinus₂Report. txt: The automatically generated summary report detailing the final absolute deviations and precision metrics (in parts per billion). Modularg2. pdf: The full companion article prepared for peer review. Reproducibility The Python notebook is completely self-contained. It requires the mpmath library initialized to an arbitrary precision of 50 decimal places to prevent floating-point truncation. It is ready to be executed in local Jupyter environments or cloud-based platforms such as Google Colab. Licensing and Usage This project is dual-licensed to ensure open academic access while protecting the computational implementation: Theoretical Content, Article, and Text: Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4. 0 International (CC BY 4. 0). Executable Source Code (Modulargₘinus₂. ipynb): Released under the Polymorph License. When utilizing or referencing these materials, please cite the permanent DOI: 10. 5281/zenodo. 20704308. Keywords: Quantum Electrodynamics, Muon g-2, Modular Substrate Theory, Hadronic Vacuum Polarization, Fractal Topology, Python, mpmath.

Analytical Evaluation of the Muon g − 2 Anomaly via Modular Substrate Topology in Quantum Electrodynamics

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