Appendix S — Derivation 19: Chiral Anchoring and Parity Violation
Appendix S — Chiral Anchoring and Parity Violation
(concept sketch)
1 Phase chirality of a mode
For
- Left-chiral:
- Right-chiral:
The sign of this internal twist is the mode’s handedness.
2 Anchoring cost asymmetry
Spatial term of the locked energy density (Foundations §1):
The cross-term
changes sign with chirality in a background coherence gradient
Thus
3 Structural parity violation
If
anchor stably:
- right-handed envelopes decohere via the calibrated sink
(Appendix F). - interactions filter to left-handed channels ― reproducing weak V–A
selection without an explicit chiral gauge field.
4 Implications
Phenomenon | PBG reading |
---|---|
Left-handed neutrinos | right-handed twist overshoots cost, decoheres |
Beta-decay helicity | nuclear re-anchoring favours low-cost chirality |
Early-universe asymmetry | primordial coherence gradient “fossilises” left bias |
Quantifying the bias requires a single overlap integral; notebook
chiral-asymmetry.ipynb
(in prep) will supply δ and error bars.
5 Numeric anchor for the chiral bias
We fix the single dimension-less bias parameter δ by matching the
measured left–right asymmetry in neutron β–decay.
-
Experimental electron asymmetry (PDG 2024)
-
PBG model: the relative anchoring probability difference for
left- vs right-chiral modes emitted in a weak decay is
Setting
This calibrated value is now used wherever the interference term
appears (see Gauge‐Symmetry appendix and weak-decay notes). No other
free parameters are introduced.
*Update log (2025-06-10): inserted δ anchor; Appendix S is now fully
numerical.
Appendix R - Modal Entropy | [Index](./Appendix Master) | Appendix T