We prove the stella octangula (two interpenetrating tetrahedra) is the unique minimal 3D polyhedral realization of the SU (3) weight structure, with the Weyl group W (SU (3) ) ≅ S₃ embedded in the polyhedral symmetry group Oₕ. Geometric foundations: (1) Spacetime dimension D=4 is uniquely compatible with stable observers. (2) SU (3) is topologically derived as the unique gauge group from the stella's Z₃ symmetry and rank constraints. (3) The Killing form induces a Euclidean metric on weight space, extending to the 3D embedding. (4) Among all topological spaces satisfying the realization conditions, the stella is unique. Genuine predictions: (5) Fermion masses follow m ∝ ω·η from phase-gradient coupling. (6) Mass hierarchy mₙ ∝ λ^2n derived geometrically; Wolfenstein λ = 0. 2245 (0. 2σ from PDG). (7) Strong CP problem resolved: θ = 0 geometrically required. (8) Fermions are topological solitons; weak chirality, time's arrow, and matter dominance share unified origin; Asymmetric Dark Matter candidate (~1. 7 TeV). (9) Einstein's equations emerge as fixed-point conditions; G = 6. 52×10⁻¹¹ m³/ (kg·s²) derived (2. 3% from CODATA). (10) Neutrino angle θ₁₃ = 8. 54° via A₄ → Z₃ breaking. (11) Three generations from four independent proofs. (12) Spectral index nₛ = 0. 9648 from stella topology (0. 02σ from Planck 2018). Self-consistency: Quantum mechanics emerges from chiral field dynamics; Lorentz invariance emerges from discrete symmetry coarse-graining. Complete scattering theory (Feynman rules, amplitudes, hadronization) follows from geometric structure. The framework reduces 20 Standard Model fermion-sector parameters to ~11. Machine-verified Lean 4 code and Python verification scripts provided.
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Rochester Institute of Technology
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/6980fde8c1c9540dea80fa24 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18430228