The Screened Dewhirst Operator: Geometric Resolution of Rare Electroweak B0 Meson Angular Decays Against CERN LHCb Target Event Streams

This standalone technical monograph explicitly details the covariant mathematical layout loops proving how the Screened Dewhirst Operator (Omega_D) framework natively resolves the long-standing 4.0-sigma rare electroweak B0 meson decay angular anomaly (P5' observable tension) recorded by the CERN LHCb and CMS detector collaborations. By deriving the system's field equations from an axiomatic Action Principle via Least Action minimisation, the guide strips away speculative, unobservable particle extensions (such as heavy Z' bosons or leptoquarks) and unobservable "scalar field leaks." Instead, it demonstrates that the extreme localized mass-energy density concentrated within higher-order electroweak quantum loop vertices triggers a microscopic, localized disformal modification of the spacetime metric. This local shift functions as an intrinsic geometric prism, altering the trajectory vectors and phase-space angular distributions of exiting muon-antimuon products directly through the linear mass-energy translation law (E = Omega_D m c^2). Crucially, the text provides the rigorous tensor calculus verifying that the total covariant divergence of the system remains locked to absolute zero (Grad_mu T^mu,nu = 0), ensuring that energy never disappears and never leaks from any tracker domain. The compendium includes a structured experimental verification index cross-examining the model's physical invariants directly against public CERN petabyte datasets.