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March 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

BCT Letter 106: Standing on Shoulders — The Giants Whose Work the BCT Superfluid Lattice Model Completes

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MCMichel Robert Cabrié

Key Points

  • The aim is to formally recognize the contributions of key scientists whose theories and discoveries form the foundation of the BCT superfluid lattice model.
  • Acknowledgment of contributions from historical figures in physics and mathematics
  • Description of key theories and concepts that support BCT
  • Reference to living physicists who continue this legacy
  • Identification of foundational concepts such as Noether's theorem and group theory relevant to BCT
  • Recognition of multiple physicists who influence the development of the BCT model
  • Emphasized the importance of zero free parameters in BCT's framework

Abstract

A formal acknowledgment of the physicists and mathematicians whose work BCT completes. Maxwell (electromagnetism as OHC octahedral void phonon), Emmy Noether (Noether's theorem as BCT's mathematical foundation — dedicated to her), Dirac (Dirac equation from D4 spinor geometry), Einstein (GR from OHC metric deformation), Bohr (Bohr radius from BCT fine structure constant), Bohm (implicate order as OHC, pilot wave as Hopf topology), Galois (group theory — D4 as BCT symmetry group), Weyl (gauge theory), Cartan (differential geometry), Riemann (geometric substrate question answered). Living shoulders: Penrose, Garrett Lisi, Lee Smolin, Erik Verlinde. Dedicated to Emmy Noether. Zero free parameters.

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Michel Robert Cabrié (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c37be2b34aaaeb1a67eaa5https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19172695
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