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
ψ=ρeiϕ

The sign of this internal twist is the mode’s handedness.


2 Anchoring cost asymmetry

Spatial term of the locked energy density (Foundations §1):

α∫|∇ψ|2d3x=α∫[|∇ρ|2+ρ2|∇ϕ|2+2ρ∇ρ⋅∇ϕ]d3x.

The cross-term
2ρ∇ρ⋅∇ϕ∝ρ2(∇×∇ϕ)
changes sign with chirality in a background coherence gradient
∇ρ≠0.
Thus
Cleft≠Cright.


3 Structural parity violation

If Cleft<Cright, only left-chiral modes
anchor stably:


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.

Setting AePBG=Aeobs gives

δ=0.0592±0.0002

This calibrated value is now used wherever the interference term

δ∫ρL2BRd3x+cyclic

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.

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