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March 8, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Experimental Evidence for Livolsi Constant L from LIGO O3 Data

Experimental Evidence for the Livolsi Constant L from LIGO O3 Open Data

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Experimental evidence identifies the Livolsi Constant as a structural invariant governing gravitational fluctuations, suggesting new insights into spacetime stability.

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  • To provide experimental evidence of the Livolsi Constant L as a governing invariant in gravitational fluctuations.
  • Analyzed raw LIGO O3 interferometric data without external fitting or modeling.
  • Identified a lower bound in the spectral ratio between symmetric and cyclic components.
  • Performed statistical analysis over multiple O3 segments to assess spectral properties.
  • Observed a sharp lower bound in the spectral ratio aligned with theoretical predictions.
  • Mean spectral ratio influenced by noise, but minimum and modal values converged to the predicted constant.
  • Confirmed the presence of a hard cutoff correlating with the stability floor of spacetime fluctuations.
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Livolsi Edoardo (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ada8cfbc08abd80d5bc24bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18900537
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