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Livolsi, Edoardo
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I develop a fully closed, parameter-free variational framework in which all physical structures—operators, scales, constants, particle properties, and dynamical laws—emerge uniquely from a single quartic functional defined on a spinorial domain equipped with an internally generated differential operator. No external primitives are allowed: no spacetime metric, no background symmetries, no masses, no coupling constants, and no quantization rules. The functional admits a unique coherent minimum, a rigid SU(2) spectral hierarchy, and a non-perturbative decision principle Ω that selects a single admissible configuration among all variationally allowed ones. Within this closed structure, the fine-structure constant, atomic spectra, hyperfine transitions, superconductive phases, geometric operators, and biological coherence phenomena arise as mathematically necessary features rather than empirical inputs. The framework excludes all competing theories that require externally postulated constants or fields, and satisfies strict autosyntax, coercivity, and spectral discreteness conditions. The result is a universal, generative equation—unique, necessary, and internally complete—from which the observed physical world emerges without tuning, fitting, or model-dependence.
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