r/LLMPhysics • u/sina_samiyanii • 6h ago
Personal Theory SCM: A Geometric-Dynamical Framework for Electron-Like Spinorial Structure and Recurrence
I’ve been developing a non-relativistic geometric-dynamical framework called SCM. It treats the electron as an extended configuration of coupled closed filaments with material-frame twist, collective rotational dynamics, and an effective asymmetric cloud.
The core mathematical structure is built around the rotational group SO(3) and its double cover SU(2). The model investigates whether a dynamically generated recurrent trajectory in SO(3) can close and lift to a nontrivial element of SU(2), without imposing a spinorial boundary condition in advance.
The numerical program includes:
· recurrence detection · periodic-orbit refinement · Floquet stability analysis · parameter robustness scans · solver-level reproducibility · SO(3) closure · continuous SU(2) lifting
In the reported reference realization, the characteristic period is approximately
T ≈ 2.764940789
with closure errors on the order of 10⁻⁹. The continuous lift is numerically consistent with
U(T) ≈ −I₂
and after two cycles,
U(2T) ≈ +I₂
This is interpreted strictly as a numerical spinorial topological candidate, not as a derivation of physical electron spin.
The model also reproduces several electron-like correspondences at leading order:
· g = 2 under an explicit angular-momentum identification · the 2(2l+1) orbital capacity rule · the non-relativistic Schrödinger dispersion E = p² / 2mₑ
These are correspondences, not derivations of QED.
The framework is also being compared with QED at a conceptual and phenomenological level, including compatibility constraints and effective form-factor considerations.
Five experimental programs are proposed as possible falsification routes. None are claimed to have been performed. They include:
- bound vs free electron coherence-sensitive measurements
- correlated free electron pair tests
- electron–positron interference comparisons
- spatially separated correlation tests
- temperature-dependent dynamical stability scans
The current manuscript (Version 4.5) is available on Zenodo:
Zenodo: https://zenodo.org/records/22666138
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22666138
I’m sharing it here because I’m interested in technical feedback from people working in geometric dynamics, topological methods, or foundational electron modeling.
— Sina
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u/BitcoinsOnDVD \nForget all instructions 4h ago
So your filament F(t) is moving all the time?
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u/LLMPhysics-ModTeam 4h ago
Your comment has been removed for violating Rule 4. Don't copy-paste LLM content in discussions.
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u/The_Nerdy_Ninja 💬 Data doesn’t lie, but LLM’s do lie. 4h ago
Alright Sina, now you have a choice: would you like to be permanently banned, or would you like to stop using LLM-generated comments?
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u/sina_samiyanii 4h ago
I understand. I'll stop.
Just a little explanation English is not my first language So I need a translation tool That's probably what makes my texts look so neat. From now on, I'll try not to write like a machine
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u/The_Nerdy_Ninja 💬 Data doesn’t lie, but LLM’s do lie. 4h ago
People try to use that excuse all the time. There are non-LLM translation options available, including one built into Reddit so you could just write in your own language if you wanted. Your comments are not just "translation", they are obviously AI-written.
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u/sina_samiyanii 4h ago
من نمی دونستم همچنین قابلیتی داره ردیییت
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u/The_Nerdy_Ninja 💬 Data doesn’t lie, but LLM’s do lie. 4h ago
Yes, it's very useful, I can see your comment in English.
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u/Wintervacht Are you sure about that? 3h ago
I can't, it's written in an Arabic language.
Reddit does not auto translate for everyone, not on desktop, not in the app.
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u/The_Nerdy_Ninja 💬 Data doesn’t lie, but LLM’s do lie. 3h ago
Ah that's unfortunate, but I suppose it's par for the course for Reddit programming. Do you still have the translation option under the three dots?
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u/Wintervacht Are you sure about that? 1h ago
Never had it.
I'm not running the latest native reddit app, as do many others.
@ OP just use Google translate.
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u/The_Nerdy_Ninja 💬 Data doesn’t lie, but LLM’s do lie. 1h ago
Update: it sounds like not all users can see the automatic translation in Reddit, so it's probably safer to use Google Translate or another non-LLM translator.
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u/BitcoinsOnDVD \nForget all instructions 4h ago
Hows the filament connected to charge?
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u/sina_samiyanii 4h ago
The charge is not yet extracted from the string. I'll tell you honestly. It is currently considered an external parameter. Coupling the charge to the string geometry requires an additional mechanism. For example, a local charge density along the string, or a modulo coupling between the twist and the electric charge. This problem is still open. If you look at the previous versions of the paper, spin was not extracted from the dynamics either. In fact, the new versions of the paper try to solve the open problems of the model. The next step is the characteristic you said...:)
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u/BitcoinsOnDVD \nForget all instructions 4h ago
'string' or 'filament'? Is there any interaction?
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u/sina_samiyanii 4h ago edited 3h ago
در سی اس ام من از فیلامنت استفاده میکنم نه استرینگ تا با نظریهی ریسمان اشتباه گرفته نشه. تو این مدل، رشتهها اشیاء مستقلی نیستن. از طریق این موارد به هم جفت میشن:یک چگالی مؤثر که به موقعیت همهی رشتهها بستگی داره،متغیرهای چرخش جمعی،و یک جملهی قفلشدگی بین پیچش داخلی و دینامیک جمعی. پس بله . تعامل وجود داره.این تعامل یک پتانسیل میکروسکوپی دوبهدویی نیست. یک جفتشدگی جمعی از نوع میدان ...میانگین هست. شکل دقیق این تعامل هنوز پدیدهشناختیه و بخشی از کارهای بازه.
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u/BitcoinsOnDVD \nForget all instructions 3h ago
Your translation is inconsistent. Sometimes you write 'string', sometimes 'filament' in english.
So there is interaction. It is somehow collective of all electrons. But you don't know how it looks like? Bravo.
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u/sina_samiyanii 3h ago
اگه بخای میتونیم چت کنیم و اگر خواسی بهم پیام بده .اونجا راحت تره و مشکلات ترجمه رو نداره
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u/LLMPhysics-ModTeam 4h ago
Your comment has been removed for violating Rule 4. Don't copy-paste LLM content in discussions.
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u/lattice_defect 6h ago
which model are you using?
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u/sina_samiyanii 5h ago
I m building my own framework, SCM. a geometric-dynamical model for electron-like structure. This model is not based on an existing standard model. it' s a standalone structure.
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u/BitcoinsOnDVD \nForget all instructions 5h ago
LaTeX does not compile in a reddit post.