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February 21, 20260 citationsOpen Access

MUT 6.2 Framework: Predictive Masses via Mass Curvature Rate (MCR) and Resonance Stability

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MAMyomin Aung

Key Points

  • This work aims to refine mass definitions and predictions using the updated MUT 6.2 framework.
  • Defined mass using the mass number and Mass Curvature Rate (fmcr).
  • Incorporated a nuclear resonance stability factor for binding energy effects.
  • Unified various physical concepts including mass generation and cosmological phenomena.
  • Verified proton mass calculations and energy release through numerical means.
  • Demonstrated consistency of the MUT 6.2 framework with existing data.
  • Validated the framework's predictive power in various physical scenarios.
  • Highlighted the relationship between mass generation and cosmological phenomena through MCR.

Abstract

This submission presents the MUT 6.2 framework, an updated version of the MATE Theory. In this version, mass is defined using the mass number n (total protons and neutrons) and a fundamental constant called the Mass Curvature Rate (fmcr). The nuclear resonance stability factor, phi(n, Z), is included to account for binding energy effects. The framework unifies subatomic mass generation, stellar fusion energetics, gravitational coupling, cosmology, and periodic table mapping. Proton mass calculations and energy release during stellar processes are numerically verified, demonstrating the framework’s consistency and predictive power. The MCR is formalized as a scalar field, linking mass generation to cosmological phenomena. MUT 6.2 maintains dimensional consistency and does not rely on external references.

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Myomin Aung (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69994cd2873532290d021a1chttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18689116
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