Mass Quantum Theory

Motoki Inoue

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21483700

July 22, 2026Open Access

Mass Quantum Theory

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This work aims to refine the core definitions and dependencies of Mass Quantum Theory (MQT).
Introduced T9: Spacetime Symmetry Theorem using the Minkowski metric.
Developed a neutron size independent test for chirality freeze-out through layer-to-layer inheritance.
Included an open problem section addressing Big Bang Nucleosynthesis (BBN) tension with m_Q.
The incorporation of new theoretical constructs enhances the framework of MQT.
Addressing BBN tension opens avenues for further research in astrophysics and cosmology.
Chirality freeze-out mechanism demonstrates potentially significant implications for particle physics.

Implication

Version 5 of MQT outlines new findings in mass quantum theory, suggesting implications for fundamental physics.

Abstract

<This is version 5 of the MQT Core Definition & Dependency Tree.Major additions in v5 include:T9: Spacetime Symmetry Theorem (Minkowski metric from A6)l_Q derivation and neutron size independent testChirality freeze-out via layer-to-layer inheritanceOpen Problem section on BBN tension and m_QThe theory remains in active development. Comments and feedback are welcome.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a630224395161722cd16848 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21483700

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