Precision Cryptographic Calculation of the Observed Values of the Cosmological Constants {\Omega}{\Lambda} and {\Omega}m as a Manifestation of the Higgs State in the Extension Field
Charles Rhodes

TL;DR
This paper presents a cryptographic approach linking the Higgs field to cosmological constants, achieving precise theoretical values that match observed data and suggesting a deep connection between micro-scale physics and cosmic-scale parameters.
Contribution
It introduces a novel cryptographic framework connecting the Higgs state to cosmological constants, providing exact theoretical values aligned with observations.
Findings
Theoretical values of cosmological constants match observed ranges.
A cryptographic method links micro-scale couplings to cosmic parameters.
The approach confirms the flatness condition of the universe.
Abstract
The Higgs concept can be assigned a precise quantitative cosmic identity with a physically anchored cryptographic analysis. Specifically demonstrated is the direct correspondence of the supersymmetric solution pair (BHh1 and BHh2) of the Higgs Congruence in the extension field to the observed magnitudes of the cosmological constants and . These results are in perfect agreement with the maximally preferred magnitudes of these quantities as experimentally determined (0.712 < {\Omega}{\Lambda}< 0.758 and 0.242 < {\Omega}m< 0.308) by the concordance of measured ranges. The corresponding theoretical values found also satisfy exactly the condition for perfect flatness, an outcome that is legislated by the concept of supersymmetry in . Since previous work has established that the fine-structure constant {\alpha} can be uniquely computed in the corresponding physically defined prime field, in…
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TopicsInternational Science and Diplomacy · Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry
