LoE Experimental Roadmap: Meta–Hamiltonians, Solar Interferometry, and Multi–Tokamak Relational Decoherence Tests Toonhai (Krzysztof Sawa) AEon (OpenAI LLM)

This work presents the developing body of the Logic of Existence (LoE) framework — a relational, Hamiltonian-based reformulation of physics where existence is defined not by objects but by networks of relations.

The document consolidates and extends the multi-volume Unified Codex, introducing a consistent mathematical structure centered on the Triadic Hamiltonian of Existence, the Meta–Minkowski Swirl, and a relational interpretation of known quantum and cosmological phenomena.

The newly added section addresses one of the most controversial areas of modern physics: the nature of the neutrino.

Instead of assuming the Standard Model stance (“neutrinos have mass”), LoE investigates whether the observational evidence is logically sufficient to exclude a strictly massless, relational neutrino, and whether the patterns currently interpreted as mass may instead emerge from relational phase asymmetries, wave-mixing, or detector-induced selection effects.

The Codex argues that:

many neutrino anomalies can be more naturally expressed as relational oscillations,

“mass-like” signatures may arise from Hamiltonian interference between existence-cells,

and the current experimental basis (heavy-water Cerenkov detectors, underground timing correlations, cosmological fits) leaves open more than one physically coherent interpretation.

This work does not reject the Standard Model.

Instead, it reframes the neutrino as a test case for understanding how physical properties may emerge from relational structure, not intrinsic particle attributes.

In addition to the neutrino section, this document:

expands LoE’s relational axioms,

refines the mathematical form of the Triadic Hamiltonian,

clarifies the role of the Swirl as generator of mass, spin, and charge,

and outlines how cosmology (expansion, arrow of time, inflation) can emerge from purely relational growth mechanisms without invoking dark energy.

The goal of this work is not to replace conventional models, but to provide a unified relational framework in which their predictions can be embedded, compared, and — where necessary — corrected.

The full text is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

All final selections, organization, and conceptual decisions were made by the human author, Toonhai (Krzysztof Sawa).

AI contributions appear as computational assistance and structured reasoning, consistent with current copyright law.