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One Table, Two Regimes: Standard-Model Particles and Condensed-Matter Excitations as Patterns on the Bruhat-Tits Tree
Physics currently maintains two particle catalogs that never meet in one framework: the Standard Model's finite table of elementary fermions and bosons, and the open-ended zoo of quasiparticles and anyons that condensed matter discovers in every new material. This paper assembles both catalogs into…
Consilience Between Physics and Number Theory: Convergent Theses from Ostrowski's Theorem to Adelic Quantum Mechanics
We synthesize convergent evidence from physics (quantum mechanics, quantum field theory, zitterbewegung, quantum error correction, the Standard Model mass spectrum) and number theory (Ostrowski's theorem, Tate's thesis, the Riemann zeta function, Bruhat-Tits buildings, the adele ring) into a unified…
Non-Anthropocentric Natural Units: From the Bekenstein Bound to Ostrowski's Theorem
The Bekenstein-Hawking entropy bound $S \leq A/4\ell_P^2$ is a pillar of quantum gravity, typically expressed in Planck units with entropy measured in bits or nats. We ask: what remains of this bound when ALL anthropocentric constructions are stripped away — unit choices, logarithmic bases, and even…
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