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May 19, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Kerr-Hopf Quantization Theorem

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PMPeter J. Moraga

Key Points

  • This research explores the relationship between the Kerr spin parameter and topological invariants through the Kerr-Hopf Quantization Theorem.
  • Proposes a theoretical framework connecting Kerr spin parameter to topological properties.
  • Analyzes the holonomy phase associated with transporting spinors in the Kerr ring.
  • Links conclusions to concepts in Yang-Mills theory and gauge instantons.
  • Establishes the relationship a/M = h, where h is the Hopf bundle winding number.
  • Connects Kerr black-hole structure with the Hopf fibration and SU(2) winding structures.
  • Suggests that apparent continuous Kerr rotation is a manifestation of discrete topological features.

Abstract

The Kerr-Hopf Quantization Theorem proposes that the Kerr spin parameter is not merely a continuous classical degree of freedom, but the expression of an underlying topological winding invariant. In the Kerr ring sector, transporting a spinor or twistor structure around a closed loop γ linking the Kerr ring produces a holonomy phase proportional to 2π(a/M). Requiring the physical field to be single-valued around this non-contractible loop gives exp(2πi a/M) = 1, and therefore a/M = h, with h ∈ Z. Equivalently, a = Mh. The integer h is identified with the Hopf/S¹-bundle winding number associated with the Kerr ring geometry, linking Kerr black-hole structure to the Hopf fibration S¹ → S³ → S² and to the SU(2) winding structure familiar from Yang-Mills/BPST instantons. The theorem therefore suggests that Kerr angular momentum, Hopf bundle topology, and gauge-theoretic instanton charge are different manifestations of a common spin-winding correspondence. Its central claim is that what appears as continuous Kerr rotation in the exterior effective description may arise from a deeper discrete topological sector governed by ring holonomy and cross-comparison geometry.

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Peter J. Moraga (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0bfde8166b51b53d379358https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20259455
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