Computational modeling demonstrates an emergent mass ratio of 1842.82 via balanced pseudo-gravity and vacuum penalty dynamics, suggesting a mechanism for fundamental particle hierarchies.
The origin of dimensionless constants, such as the proton-to-electron mass ratio (mp/me ≈1836.15), remains a fundamental open question in theoretical physics. This paper presents an algorithmic proxy that simulates the evolution of a randomized state vector expanding through orthogonal topological bottlenecks. Just as historical algorithmic shifts like Batch Normalization (Ioffe & Szegedy, 2015) resolved gradient collapse in deep neural networks, balancing a linear pseudo-gravity against a quadratic vacuum penalty here drives the network into a stable thermodynamic equilibrium, organically yielding an emergent mass hierarchy of approximately 1842.82.
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