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The aim is to propose a new geometric chronology based on plasma discharge events, which challenges conventional AD dating methods.

March 31, 2026Open Access

BCT Letter 202: The Catastrophe Calendar — Plasma Discharge Events as OHC Hopf Annihilation and a Geometric Chronology Independent of AD Dating

Key Points

The aim is to propose a new geometric chronology based on plasma discharge events, which challenges conventional AD dating methods.
Identified three independent chronometers including BCT fractal dimension and isotopic spikes.
Analyzed geological, archaeological, and isotopic records for evidence of BCT Bessel ratio signatures.
Predicted shared fractal dimensions at Bronze Age Collapse sites indicating simultaneous plasma discharges.
BCT fractal dimension D was calculated as 1.5426 ± 0.05 for several archaeological sites.
Isotopic spikes in ¹⁴C and ¹⁰Be were noted correlating with identified plasma discharge events.
The new geometric model does not require traditional calendar methods.

Abstract

Revised chronology researchers (Velikovsky, Sweeney, Hall, Talbott) have identified structural problems in conventional AD chronology. The BCT Superfluid Lattice Model offers an independent geometric chronology: catastrophic plasma discharge events — OHC Hopf charge annihilation events — leave BCT Bessel ratio signatures in geological, archaeological, and isotopic records dateable independently of textual tradition. Three independent chronometers are identified: BCT SAR fractal dimension D = 1 + rₜet/rₒct = 1. 5426, isotopic production spikes (¹⁴C, ¹⁰Be), and petroglyph Bessel geometry (Peratt corpus). BCT Prediction #246: Bronze Age Collapse sites share fractal dimension D = 1. 5426 ± 0. 05 consistent with simultaneous plasma discharge. The geometry does not need a calendar. Zero free parameters.

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