FFC's Atomic and Molecular Anomaly Dissolutions (AMD)
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The Atomic and Molecular Anomaly Dissolutions furthers FFC's dissolution paradigm by tackling 15 anomalies in spectra, deformations, and quantum effects, such as atomic anomalies without dark forces (PhysicsWorld Mar 2025; dimensional kg/m tensions) and giant anomalous Hall in twists (SciTechDaily recent, 140-yr effect), reinterpreting these >2-4σ deviations (e.g., 3σ quantum oddity with 5 atoms, Purdue Sep 2025) as emergent features of probability wave E interactions (Glossary Item 3) and density-modulated potentials V (Glossary Item 5). These anomalies, bridging atomic scales (e.g., Yb isotope dark matter secrets, SciTechDaily Feb 2025) to molecular dynamics (e.g., fullerenes decoherence, 2025), are dissolved through fractal nondifferentiability (Glossary Item 2) and golden ratio φ optimizations (Glossary Item 17), eschewing dark forces or ad-hoc corrections. Anchored in prior sections (e.g., (NPD) nuclear via transitions, NAR #10 for time dependence tying to atomic clocks), each dissolution emerges from core principles like toroidal atomic structures (FD #10) and entropic minimization (FD #9), unifying micro-atomic phenomena (e.g., NV-center thermodynamics, 2025) with experimental oddities (e.g., large-molecule interference, 2025). The standardized format persists: scope for FFC recasting; assumptions with links; 5-step symbolic emergence; validation against 2025 data (e.g., PhysicsWorld Mar 2025, arXiv Jul 2025); cross-links; and falsifiability for upcoming tests (e.g., NIST 2025 cavity QED). This category paves for quantum biology (QBD), underscoring FFC's approach of dissolving atomic/molecular "anomalies" into inherent self-organizations of the seamless continuum.
Author: Guevara, Carlos
Language: English
Subfield: Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7084839495
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