Article · Predictions

Predictions

All 15 particle masses from \(m_e\) and a single integer \(n_s = 4\).

Mass Predictions

Up-type quark masses (u, c, t) are quoted bare — charm and top overshoot as open residues. Geometric back-reaction correction applied to τ.

ParticleIDWT (MeV)PDG (MeV)Error
γ (photon)00exact
80,37980,369+0.012%
\(Z^0\)91,23091,188+0.047%
H (Higgs)125,266125,200+0.053%
d (down)4.7024.70+0.04%
s (strange)94.0493.5+0.57%
b (bottom)4,1814,183−0.05%
u (up)2.1772.16+0.77%
c (charm)1,284.91,273.0+0.93% (+2.6σ)
t (top)176,365172,570+2.20% (+13σ)
e⁻ (electron)0.5110.511unit ref
μ⁻ (muon)105.657105.658−0.001%
τ⁻ (tau)1,776.841,776.93−1.0σ

The light-quark masses (d +0.04%, s +0.57%, u +0.77% vs PDG 2024) are parameter-free outputs of the derived sector scales, all within the sizable PDG light-quark uncertainties.

Neutrino Predictions

Masses, mixing angles, and hierarchy — derived from the same two seeds, without fitting any neutrino data.

ObservableIDWTPDG / ExperimentStatus
\(\nu_1\) mass1.487 meVnot yet measured
\(\nu_2\) mass8.639 meVnot yet measured
\(\nu_3\) mass50.26 meV~50.8 meV (from PDG 2024 \(\Delta m^2_{31}\))−1.1%
\(\Sigma m_\nu\)60.39 meV< 120 meV (Planck 2023)
\(\Delta m^2_{21}\)\(7.242 \times 10^{-5}\) \(\text{eV}^2\)\((7.53 \pm 0.18) \times 10^{-5}\) \(\text{eV}^2\)−3.8% ✓
\(\Delta m^2_{31}\)\(2.524 \times 10^{-3}\) \(\text{eV}^2\)\((2.584 \pm 0.025) \times 10^{-3}\) \(\text{eV}^2\) (PDG 2024)−2.3%
\(\sin^2\theta_{12}\)0.30860.307+0.51%
\(\sin^2\theta_{23}\)0.55900.553+1.07%
\(\sin^2\theta_{13}\)0.022110.022+0.51%
Mass orderingNormalNormal (preferred)
\(m_{\beta\beta}\) (0νββ)0not observed✓ falsifiable
\(m_\beta\) (tritium)8.77 meV< 450 meV (KATRIN)

Neutrinos are Dirac fermions in IDWT — the \(d=5\) sector has \(d \bmod 8 = 5\), the unique Clifford-algebra class that geometrically forbids Majorana spinors. The Majorana mass term is absent at all orders — the charge conjugation matrix \(C\) required for \(\psi^T C\psi\) does not exist on the \(S^5\) spinor bundle. Cross-sector coordinate couplings can generate Dirac mass corrections but cannot produce Majorana operators at any order. All three PMNS mixing angles are derived from a single coupling constant \(g_{55} = 96/g_{22}\) and simplex mode-index ratios. The \(\nu_3\) mass includes a cross-sector correction \(\delta_{\nu_3} = \varepsilon \times g_{33} = 1/35\), derived exactly from the \(\ell=2\) kernel scale \(\varepsilon\) and the \(d=3\) coupling (Part 2 §9d).