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Low-dimensional computational models of constrained SO(3,3) multitemporal spacetimes visually confirm the extrinsic curvature explosion at the Wunderlich geometric limit and demonstrate the geometric origin of mass and structural stability via topological solitons. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.CONFIRMATORY. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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To visualize and verify the geometric mechanics, curvature singularities, and topological particle generation within a constrained SO(3,3) multitemporal spacetime framework.

September 5, 2026Open Access

Computational Explorations of Constrained $SO(3,3)$ Spacetimes: Part I. Visualizing the Curvature Singularity and Topological Solitons

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To visualize and verify the geometric mechanics, curvature singularities, and topological particle generation within a constrained SO(3,3) multitemporal spacetime framework.
Built low-dimensional computational toy models to simulate geometric constraints and kinematics in multitemporal spacetime.
Rendered a 2D kinematic projection of transverse-time rapidity up to the strict Wunderlich geometric limit.
Reconstructed the 3D spatial geometry of a multitemporal Möbius knot subjected to the Bogomol'nyi-Prasad-Sommerfield energy bound.
Demonstrated an extrinsic curvature explosion at the Wunderlich geometric limit of 1/√3, visually confirming the continuous diffeomorphism breakdown that requires topological surgery.
Projected an interactive 3D topological soliton structurally stabilized by the BPS energy bound, showing that particle-like mass states can arise purely from spacetime geometry.

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Computational modeling demonstrates curvature singularities and stable topological solitons in multitemporal spacetime, suggesting a geometric origin for particle mass.

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Changho Cho (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9bd4346b95aff0620eba34 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22282053

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Computational modeling demonstrates curvature singularities and stable topological solitons in multitemporal spacetime, suggesting a geometric origin for particle mass.

Computational Explorations of Constrained $SO(3,3)$ Spacetimes: Part I. Visualizing the Curvature Singularity and Topological Solitons

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Computational Explorations of Constrained $SO(3,3)$ Spacetimes: Part I. Visualizing the Curvature Singularity and Topological Solitons

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