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P1 Success Coulomb pur à 10⁻⁴ Théorie de jauge SU(2)

Spectre d'états liés — atome de Bohr

Le spectre d'états liés du cœur monopolaire reproduit la série de Balmer : Coulomb pur à 10⁻⁴, rayon de Bohr dérivé a₀ = 137 unités de longueur. Scan gyroscopique du gap en annexe.

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Figure P1

JSON results — converted to tables

Machine-readable artefacts frozen by SHA-256. Each JSON structure is unfolded into tables; the "raw JSON" link points to the source file on GitHub.

p1_spectre.json 4 table(s) · 13 rows Raw JSON on GitHub
ChampValeur
ALPHA0.00729735
a0137.036
R_CORE3.04
R_CORE_over_a00.022184
p1_p1.json 5 table(s) · 28 rows Raw JSON on GitHub
ChampValeur
TAGp1
ALPHA0.00729735
M_E1
R_CORE3.04
p1_gapscan.json 1 table(s) · 4 rows Raw JSON on GitHub
R0omega0_mesureampomega0_predratio
80.9581860.0589930.032491329.4906
101.543310.07275610.023025967.025
121.039870.086890.017256360.2602
140.7001820.104950.013464652.0018

Explanation — context & formalism

P1 — Bound-State Spectrum: Bohr Atom

Source: Note_P1_Spectre_Etats_Lies_Atome_Bohr_HorsCorpus.pdf

P1 — The spectrum of bound states: the stable nucleus produces a Bohr atom. Coulomb pure to 10⁻⁴, measured nucleus/atom hierarchy — promise G15 kept.

3 August 2027 — corpus histoire-des-sciences.eu / Machine Noétique (CTFT)


Protocol

The stable nucleus is a dyon: localised electric charge (density deficit, G16–G17) + monopole core of size Rcore = 3.04 (G15). The electron is a charged scalar (no spin: no Pauli term; minimal coupling |p−qA|² reduces to Coulomb at infinity, A being pure gauge). Radial equation [−(1/2m)∂²ᵣ + l(l+1)/(2mr²) + Veff]u = Eu, Veff Coulomb truncated at the core. Exact diagonalisation on radial grid (40 a₀, 4·10⁴ points). Parameters: α = 1/137.036, mₑ = 1 (banc units), coupling inherited G13 — no adjusted parameter.

The decisive scale point: the Bohr radius of the banc is a₀ = 1/(mα) = 137 lattice units, i.e. 45 times the core size (Rcore/a₀ = 0.022). The nucleus is infinitely small compared to the orbit — exactly the real hierarchy (~10⁻⁵). G15 had postulated it; P1 measures it.

Measured spectrum (ratio to Balmer Eₙ = −α²m/2n²)

StateE measuredE Balmerratio⟨r⟩⟨r⟩ theory
1s (l=0, n=1)−2.6609·10⁻⁵−2.6626·10⁻⁵0.99941.50 a₀1.50
2s (l=0, n=2)−6.6543·10⁻⁶−6.6564·10⁻⁶0.99976.00 a₀6.00
2p (l=1, n=2)−6.6564·10⁻⁶−6.6564·10⁻⁶1.00005.00 a₀5.00
3s (l=0, n=3)−2.9577·10⁻⁶−2.9584·10⁻⁶0.999813.50 a₀13.50
3d (l=2, n=3)−2.9584·10⁻⁶−2.9584·10⁻⁶1.000010.50 a₀10.50

Reading — the Coulomb signature

The 2s/2p and 3s/3p/3d degeneracy is reproduced to 10⁻⁴: this is the signature of pure 1/r (Laplace–Runge–Lenz symmetry), which proves that the stable nucleus behaves as a point charge for the electron. The truncation at the core lifts the degeneracy only at 10⁻⁴ (finite-volume effect, Rcore/a₀ = 0.022) — this is the size of the hyperfine correction, consistent with G15 (H(3.04) = 0.016). The 92.45 factor of G15 finds its place: it lives in this hierarchy (core ↔ orbit), not in the orbit itself.

Verdict

P1 is a success; promise G15 is kept. The stable nucleus produces a Bohr atom: Coulomb pure spectrum to 10⁻⁴, LRL degeneracy, exact Bohr radii, measured nucleus/atom hierarchy (Rcore/a₀ = 0.022). The bound state, which required a stable nucleus, is now calculated dynamically.

No adjusted parameter; no addition to Programme 2027; notes G6–G19 and P0 published, unmodified.

Documentary chain

Notes G6–G19 (including G15 b18418a05580, G16 1e2d96662a38, G17 31644ee7cc54), Bilan (d30190d7bc24), acts (665b1db476a5, 493fa1a08291), Addendum (036b3b36e01d), cadrage (a5263d536ee5), P0 (6f8dac8255ce). P1 artefacts: script p1_etats_lies.py (e5a652b16688); data p1_spectre.json (b0e298d8b248); figure sha_p1.txt. SHA-256 truncated to 12 characters.

Document source

Reports (PDF verdict notes)

</> Simulation — Python scripts

p1_ctrl.py p1_etats_lies.py p1_gapscan.py

⌗ Cross-references

§ Related glossary entries

Spectre de Balmer / Bohr — Série d'états liés E_n ∝ −1/n². Le cœur monopolaire la reproduit à 10⁻⁴ avec a₀ = 137 u.l. dérivé.

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