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Candidate Standard-Model Relations from the Split Exceptional Jordan Algebra J₃(𝕠ₛ): A Three-Input Algebraic Ansatz

Author: Tom O’Sieg Version: v1.50 Date: 2026-03-30 Companion: Paper 2 v3.11 | Paper 3 v0.1 Verified: FullBoat Kernel v2.0 (17/17 + 4 pentagonal)
ABSTRACT

A candidate framework relating Standard Model parameters to the exceptional Jordan algebra over split octonions, J₃(𝕠ₛ). Built on a rank-2 charge element Qvac = φ²e₁ + e₂ with spectral eigenvalues (φ², 1, 0). Three independent physical inputs — α, v = 246.22 GeV, MPl — plus one derived torsion coefficient βδ = 11/(6π) from G₂(₂) holonomy generate candidate relations for gauge couplings, fermion masses, and mixing angles.

Nine candidate relations enumerated — two closed, one closed-with-normalization, six proposed. Sub-1% agreement for gauge couplings and heavy quark masses. Primary candidate prediction: δCP ≈ −133.4° (PMNS-channel), testable by DUNE Phase II.

SECTIONS
§1 Abstract §2 Introduction §3 Jordan Frame & Vacuum §4–7 Derivations §10 Open Problems §11 Proposition Registry §12 Existing Work §13–14 Methodology §15 Conclusion
Key Results
sin²θW = 1/φ³ − 2α/π PROPOSED
θC Cabibbo angle from Peirce coupling CLOSED
δCP ≈ −133.4° (PMNS, DUNE-testable) PROPOSED
mt, mc, mb Heavy quark masses (conditional yt=1) PROPOSED
βδ = 11/(6π) from G₂(₂) holonomy CLOSED
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