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May 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Defect-Bound Orbital-Like Mode Families in a Frozen K/M/C Tetrahedral Lattice Operator

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JWJurgen Wollbold

Key Points

  • The research investigates if a frozen elastic contact lattice can generate orbital-like mode families based on fixed classification rules.
  • Conducted a structural finite element method (FEM) audit of the MMU v6.3 KMC operator.
  • Tested the generation of S, P, and D-like bound modes under defined conditions.
  • Performed robustness checks on source and mesh configurations.
  • Supported the emergence of structural orbital modes within the finite source KMC FEM framework.
  • Demonstrated the generation of distinct mode families, indicating new insights into lattice operators.

Abstract

This article presents a non canonical condensed matter style structural FEM audit of the MMU v6.3 KMC operator. The study tests whether a frozen elastic inertial contact lattice operator with a finite central source can generate orbital like mode families under fixed classification rules. The program produces S like P like and D like bound modes and performs source and mesh robustness checks. The result supports structural orbital emergence within the tested finite source KMC FEM class. It does not prove MMU hydrogen the proton the Schrodinger equation QED replacement or a physical spectrum.

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Jurgen Wollbold (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a13e8520e02ee3982d3305fhttps://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/f4tku
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