THE GEOMETRIC ORIGIN OF MASS: A Topological Derivation of the Proton-Electron Ratio using Selection-Stitch Model (SSM)
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Why is the proton roughly 2000 times heavier than the electron? We propose that this hierarchy is a
direct consequence of the **Cuboctahedral Vacuum Geometry (K= 12)**.
Modeling the electron as a surface defect (L2) and the proton as a volumetric knot (L3), we
derive the proton’s mass from first principles. We identify the bulk mass term as the lattice volume
(123 = 1728) and the tension term as the topological work required to lock a 3-strand braid (9× 12=
108). The sum yields µ= 1836, matching CODATA observations to within 0.008%. We address the
relation between the derived "9 degrees of freedom" and the Standard Model’s gluon octet.
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- Preprint: 10.5281/zenodo.18332527 (DOI)