The Cosmological Constant
Why is Λ so small but not zero?
De Sitter space is prevented. The axiom's potential has a minimum at φ⁻² = 38.2% matter, not at zero. The cosmological constant sits on the bridge line with slope α⁻¹ and intercept φ⁻².
doi:10.5281/zenodo.19115512
Unification of GR and QM
How do gravity and quantum mechanics fit together?
They are two eigenspaces of the same transfer matrix. E₈ = two 600-cells sharing a 24-cell. Matter in cell 1, geometry in cell 2, spin connection in the bridge. Four projections give four forces.
doi:10.5281/zenodo.19557759
Dark Energy / Dark Matter Ratio
Why is the universe 68% dark energy and 27% dark matter?
The attractor is φ⁻¹ / φ⁻² = 61.8% / 38.2%. The current 68/27 split is an overshoot. The universe is oscillating toward the golden ratio. DESI is measuring the descent.
doi:10.5281/zenodo.18669206
Neutrino Masses
What are the neutrino masses and why are they so small?
Q(ν) = σ² = 1/φ². Normal ordering: m₁ = 10.06, m₂ = 13.29, m₃ = 51.30 meV. Σm = 74.65 meV. Majorana, not Dirac. All from the axiom squared.
doi:10.5281/zenodo.19135102
Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry
Why is there more matter than antimatter?
The Galois automorphism maps φ to σ but not symmetrically: |φ| > |σ|. The φ-direction expands state space. The σ-direction contracts it. The asymmetry is algebraic, present from the first act.
doi:10.5281/zenodo.18936715
Why Is Nature Lagrangian?
Why does physics obey an action principle?
Because the axiom is a contraction mapping. Contraction mappings minimise a functional at each step. The Lagrangian is the cost function of the contraction. The action principle is the axiom iterating.
doi:10.5281/zenodo.18632291