Foundational Equations — Standard Notation Foundational Equations — EML Mirror Phase Operator Form
Einstein Field Equations
Albert Einstein (1915)
General Relativity
$$G_{\mu\nu} + \Lambda g_{\mu\nu} = \frac{8\pi G}{c^4} T_{\mu\nu}$$
The Einstein field equations relate the curvature of spacetime (encoded in the Einstein tensor Gμν) to the energy-momentum content (Tμν). The cosmological constant Λ drives the accelerated expansion measured by DESI 2025, consistent with the PM prediction w₀ = −23/24 ≈ −0.9583.
G_uv = ops.sub(ops.ricci_tensor(g_uv), ops.mul(ops.div(1,2), ops.mul(ops.ricci_scalar(g_uv), g_uv)))
EFE = ops.add(G_uv, ops.mul(Lambda, g_uv)) == ops.mul(ops.div(ops.mul(8, pi_val), ops.pow(c, 4)), T_uv)
EML Mirror Phase form: Curvature ops (ops.ricci_tensor, ops.ricci_scalar) act on the metric tensor g_uv. The cosmological constant term ops.mul(Lambda, g_uv) enters as an additive operator. In PM: Λ is not a free parameter — it is constrained by the b₃=24 topology via Lambda = ops.inv(ops.mul(b3, Vol_V7)) (vacuum residue after G₂ compactification). Mirror Phase Mathematics form — same numerical result as standard notation.
Dirac Equation
Paul Dirac (1928)
Quantum Field Theory
$$(i \gamma^\mu \partial_\mu - m)\psi = 0$$
The Dirac equation describes relativistic spin-½ fermions. In the PM framework, the 4096-component Primordial Spinor Field ΨP arises from the Clifford algebra Cl(26,1) of the M27(24,1,2) bulk. The three fermion generations (ngen = χeff/(4·b₃) = 144/48 = 3) are spectral residues of the Dirac operator on the G₂ holonomy manifold V₇.
dirac_op = ops.sub(ops.mul(ops.mul(i_unit, gamma_mu), partial_mu), m_fermion)
dirac_eq = ops.apply(dirac_op, psi) == eml_scalar(0)
EML Mirror Phase form: The Dirac operator is built from ops.mul of the imaginary unit, gamma matrices, and the partial derivative operator, minus the mass term. In PM: n_gen = ops.div(chi_eff, ops.mul(eml_scalar(4), b3)) = ops.div(eml_scalar(144), eml_scalar(48)) = eml_scalar(3) — three generations from G₂ topology, not a free parameter. Mirror Phase Mathematics form — same numerical result as standard notation.
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