Yukawa ratios that fit nothing
Two ratios built on unspecified factors, disagreeing with the observed values by factors of two and five.
particle-physics
10 posts.
The efficiency I solved for instead of deriving
A divisor described as exact, which was in fact reverse-engineered from the measurement it was meant to predict.
Nineteen over eighteen should have been ten over nine
A trigonometric sum that I bracketed correctly and then added up wrongly, in the same equation.
Paper 7a: baryogenesis, withdrawn
Baryogenesis built on a Lagrangian that had already been withdrawn. Archived with the rest.
The gauge coupling ratios, withdrawn
A no-go that was correct but was written up as a derivation. Archived.
Paper 9b: neutrinos and a baryon asymmetry I cannot yet derive
A two-parameter fit that predicts the neutrino mass sum, followed by a leptogenesis claim that does not survive substitution.
Paper 9: the flavour pipeline
Yukawa couplings from fusion data. Where it fits, where it fails by a factor of two, and the Clebsch factors nobody derived.
Paper 8: anomaly cancellation and three generations
Arithmetic that genuinely works, and the part of it that turned out to be standard GUT normalisation wearing a costume.
Paper 7: the anyon Standard Model, and why it was withdrawn
The most seductive idea in the programme: build the Standard Model from four anyons. It did not survive.
The Z6 quotient and 2t + 3n + 6Y
A one-line congruence that every Standard Model multiplet satisfies. It is real group theory, and it is weaker than it looks.