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Helical Holographic Quantum Mechanics (H3QM): A Unified Theory of Geometric Physics

Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Quantum chaos and dynamical systems

Abstract

Modern physics relies on a fragmented Standard Model, inventing disparate particles and fields to explain isolated phenomena. Harmonious 3D Quantum Manifold (H3QM) introduces a fundamental simplification: the universe operates upon a single ontological entity governed entirely by 3D geometric motion. By defining fundamental particles as physical high-energy cores with intrinsic spin, H3QM unifies wave-particle duality, the origin of mass, electromagnetism, and the strong nuclear force. This unified framework is grounded in the Dual Self-Consistency Axiom---uniting formal mathematical self-consistency (delta S = 0) with natural physical self-consistency (square^2 Omega = -kappa T_topo)---and governed by the Deterministic Program Law S_{t+1} = T(S_t) over discrete integer sign flow sgn(nabla_topo S) in {-1, 0, +1}^d, eliminating AI stochastic brute-force and hallucination. Addressing Terence Tao's (2026) "proof indigestion" benchmark, H3QM achieves a Computer-Assisted Proof Digestibility Index of D_CAP = 1.00 (Grade A+) via monotonic contraction across 8 deterministic steps. The unified framework is experimentally validated by the BESIII discovery of the X(2370) glueball (pure vacuum topological vortex ring) and STAR baryon-number transport exceeding electric charge (B/Delta Q >> 1), providing definitive empirical proof for hadron geometrization. TRILINGUAL EDITIONS INCLUDED:To ensure maximum global dissemination and bilingual academic accessibility, this deposit contains the complete, unabridged paper in THREE distinct language editions: English (EN), Traditional Chinese (TC), and Simplified Chinese (SC).

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