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Helix Light Vortex Theory (HLV)
(Marcel Krüger born 18.07.84, 2025-07-13) Marcel Krüger
#ExperimentalPhysics #ParticlePhysics #Physics #GravitationalWaves #Axion #QuantumSensing #Research #Science #BeyondStandardModel A theory is only as good as its ability to be tested. That's why I've distilled the core predictions of my Helix-Light-Vortex (HLV) theory into a focused "Memo for Experimental Physicists." Instead of deep theory, this document outlines three concrete, falsifiable proposals for detecting new physics: * A search for a new scalar force to explain the King-Plot anomaly. * The detection of anomalous gravitational fluctuations linked to coherent systems. * A targeted search for an axion-like particle in the 10⁻⁵ eV mass range. I am looking to connect with experimentalists to discuss the feasibility of these tests and explore how the HLV framework could provide new targets for current and future experiments.
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Helix Light Vortex Theory (HLV)
(Marcel Krüger born 18.07.84, 2025-07-13) Marcel Krüger
#Physics #TheoreticalPhysics #QuantumPhysics #Research #Science #StandardModel #BSM #Cosmology #NewPhysics #HLVTheory What if the fundamental building blocks of our universe aren't particles, but geometric resonances in an information field? What if gravity, dark matter, and even consciousness emerge from the same unified principle? After intensive work, I am pleased to present the core framework of my Helix-Light-Vortex (HLV) Theory to the scientific community. It is an attempt to bridge the gaps of the Standard Model by placing space, matter, and even consciousness on a common, geometric, and testable foundation. The model is based on a unified Lagrangian and leads to concrete, quantitative predictions—from the muon g-2 anomaly to the King-Plot anomaly—and offers a new, elegant interpretation of Supersymmetry. I have summarized the fundamentals in an 'Executive Summary' and am making it available for discussion. I welcome critical feedback and open dialogue with colleagues in physics.
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Helix Light Vortex Theory (HLV)
(Marcel Krüger born 18.07.84, 2025-07-12) Marcel Krüger
The Helix-Light-Vortex (HLV) theory presents a comprehensive physical model where space, time, matter, and information emerge from a unified geometric and informational foundation. The theory is built on a small set of axioms: a discrete dodecahedral vacuum lattice, a complex scalar field Ψ, a universal information field Φ, and a dynamic spiral time ψ(t). At its core, the HLV framework postulates that particles are not fundamental points but structured, helical energy states. These exist in three forms: convergent (+1, matter), divergent (-1, antimatter), and inert (0, dark matter). The dynamics of the universe are governed by a unified Lagrangian that includes terms for the matter field, the information field, their interaction, and a crucial coupling to the metric responsible for phenomena like the muon g-2 anomaly. From this foundation, physical properties emerge naturally. Mass is the energy of standing waves within the vacuum lattice, spin arises from the helical topology of the field configurations, and electric charge is a conserved Noether current derived from the model's U(1) symmetry. This framework offers quantitative, testable predictions and seeks to bridge the gap beyond the Standard Model.
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Helix Light Vortex Theory (HLV)
(Marcel Krüger born 18.07.84, 2025-07-12) Marcel Krüger
This paper proposes a geometric origin for the hadronic mass spectrum, spin, and electric charge based on the Helix-Light-Vortex (HLV) theory. In this framework, hadrons are not composed of confined quarks but emerge as stable, quantized standing-wave resonances of a fundamental scalar field Ψ, confined within a discretized dodecahedral vacuum lattice. The HLV theory provides an alternative: hadrons arise as resonance states of a scalar field Ψ in a discrete geometric background. The vacuum is modeled as a tessellation of regular dodecahedral cells, and the resulting hadron mass spectrum becomes a function of integer multiples n. Using n=7 for the nucleon mass, this model accurately predicts the masses of other fundamental hadrons, such as the π⁰-Meson (for n=1) and the η-Meson (for n=4), with high precision. The scalar field Lagrangian exhibits a global U(1) symmetry, which is identified with electric charge conservation. Spin emerges from the topology of the field configuration, while the conserved charge is derived from the Noether current. The HLV theory provides a unified, geometric explanation for hadron mass, spin, and charge, based on standing wave modes in a discrete dodecahedral vacuum.
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Helix Light Vortex Theory (HLV)
(Marcel Krüger born 18.07.84, 2025-07-12) Marcel Krüger
This paper presents a direct theoretical derivation of the muon's anomalous magnetic moment from the foundational principles of the Helix-Light-Vortex (HLV) theory. We demonstrate that the experimentally observed deviation from the Standard Model naturally emerges as a geometric correction from the interaction between the muon's resonant field and a retrocausal information field within a spiral-modulated spacetime. The resulting value, ( \Delta a_\mu^{\text{HLV}} \approx 2.48 \times 10^{-9} ), is derived without postulating new particles and is in precise agreement with the latest Fermilab g-2 measurements, offering a new, testable explanation for one of physics' most significant anomalies.