Tri‑Axial Rodeo Dynamics and the Formation of Fusion Micro‑Knots: A Complete Canon of Three‑Axis Driven Atomic and Plasma Systems

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Tri-axial forcing in atomic and plasma environments produces transient high-density micro-knots that amplify collision density and enable fusion enhancement without requiring improvements in global confinement quality. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.NOVEL_FINDING. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.ESTABLISHES_NEW_DIRECTION.

Matthew Arthur Carlo

doi:10.5281/zenodo.22104235

August 26, 2026Open Access

Tri‑Axial Rodeo Dynamics and the Formation of Fusion Micro‑Knots: A Complete Canon of Three‑Axis Driven Atomic and Plasma Systems

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Establish the Tri-Axial Rodeo Field (TARF) framework and evaluate whether three-axis oscillatory forcing can produce high-density micro-knots that boost fusion collision rates.
Formulated mathematical equations for the Tri-Axial Rodeo Field using independent oscillatory forcing across three spatial axes (x, y, z).
Defined quantitative evaluation metrics including Rodeo Knot Number (Rk), Rodeo Confinement Factor (Cr), and Fusion Enhancement Coefficient (Ef).
Classified particle trajectories and knot structures into Archetypes I–V and Knot Density Types I–V via manifold analysis and simulation protocols.
Tri-axial oscillatory forcing drove plasma particles into continuous looping, folding, and self-crossing trajectories.
Trajectory self-crossings produced transient, high-density micro-knot structures through repeated particle revisits.
Micro-knots qualitatively amplified local collision density, particle heating, and turbulence mixing without requiring enhancements to global plasma confinement.

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Theoretical study reveals transient fusion micro-knots in three-axis driven plasma systems, suggesting enhanced collision rates without improved global confinement.

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