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April 26, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Burdick Crag Mass Framework: A Substrate Wave Model Classification of SPARC Galaxies

Burdick's Crag Mass v26: The Anchor Equation (E = M·Φ (σ) ·c² + ∮ℵ䃐 J·dℓ — Two-Term Extension of Einstein), Tensor Hypothesis Layer (Parent + 5 Sub-Hypotheses with Compositional Gating, 3 of 5 VALIDATED), Paper B Probe 1 Alpha Centauri Recovery Limit VALIDATED (Φ Deviation 3. 35e-10), Paper B Probe 2 Phi-Sigmoid Transition OPEN (Hamₛ Intrinsically Nonlinear), Paper A v6 and Paper B v1. 0 Published, Eta Carinae Substrate Engulfment Test (Three-Field Solver, 25-Year NICER/Swift Window, ENGULFMENTINPROGRESS), Three-State Verdict Convention, Honest Partial Publication Discipline

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SBStephen Justin Senior Burdick

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Overview

Randomized trial examines substrate interaction states in SPARC galaxies, indicating new classifications.

Key Points

  • This research aims to classify SPARC galaxies based on a new substrate wave model influenced by neutrino flux from supermassive black holes.
  • Utilized a dataset of 175 SPARC galaxies to identify substrate interaction states.
  • Classified galaxies into six distinct states based on unique physical characteristics and interactions.
  • Validated findings through various tests across different galaxy types.
  • Identified a stable tripartite classification of galaxies, with Class I at 29%, Class II at 22%, and Class III at 48%.
  • Incorporated a validated Structural Override System that confirmed new classes IV-VI.
  • Demonstrated environmental depletion suppression in galaxy NGC2976, showcasing the effectiveness of the substrate framework.

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Stephen Justin Senior Burdick (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69edac4f4a46254e215b423dhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19734596
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