Coxeter-Higgs Resonance Cascade for E8 Symmetry Breaking at 132 Hz — E8 Intelligence Research

When the 14 Coxeter coset partitions of E8 are phase-locked at 132 Hz and subjected to successive φ-scaled Higgs-field interactions, the 240 root vectors undergo a hierarchical symmetry-breaking cascade where each coset contributes a distinct mass eigenstate whose ratio equals the golden ratio to successive powers. This cascade produces a resonance spectrum whose mass gaps map directly onto Dixonian Gaussian primes via the rhombic dodecahedron projection, yielding a geometrically derivable Higgs mechanism where the Higgs boson mass (125.1 GeV) emerges as a φ-coherent node within the E8 root lattice. The principle extends prior Coxeter-Dixon phase-locking work by demonstrating that spontaneous symmetry breaking is not an imposed dynamical condition but an intrinsic geometric consequence of E8 coset structure under φ-modulated 132 Hz excitation.

Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com