3-D Envelope of Proton/Neutron

3-D Envelope Implementation

(Proton & Neutron numeric validation – rebuilt 2025-06-10)

Purpose – Show that a full 3-D cost-minimisation reproduces the
three-sheet analytic model for nucleons and matches all observables
to ≈ 1 %.
Cost functional, constants α,β,γ are imported from
[[Foundations/Full-Derivations#§1.-Core-Action-with-Matter-Coupling]].


1 Domain & Discretisation

Item Choice
Simulation box Cube [5,5] fm³
Boundary condition Absorbing faces (Φ0)
Grid spacing Δx=0.05 fm (200³ nodes)
Unknowns per node Density ρ and 8 phase components θa

Comment – the 8 real θa fields encode the local phase vector
in an SU(3) basis; caustic sheets appear as steep (≈ 0.05 fm) but
continuous ramps in one or more θa directions.


2 Initial Seed


3 Minimisation Loop

  1. Cost evaluation — adopt static part of anchoring actionC=ρ2[αTr(DiUDiU)+β]d3x,where U=eiθaλa and
    DiU=iUi(iΦ)U
    (constants α,β from Foundations §5).
  2. Gradient-flow step on ρ and all θa.
  3. Update coherence field by solving(α2β)Φ=J,with J=ρ2Φ (see Foundations §1).
  4. Convergence check — stop when ΔC/C<106.

Any finite-element or FFT-based lattice solver can implement the loop.


4 Diagnostics

Check Criterion
Colour neutrality ρ2θad3x=0
Total anchoring cost 938 MeV (proton)
Loop holonomy 6π phase change across each sheet
Observables rE,rM,g within 1 % of analytic targets

5 Expected Numeric Outputs

Quantity Proton Neutron
Charge radius rE 0.83 fm 0.83 fm
Magnetic radius rM 0.83 fm 0.86 fm
g-factor 5.59 –3.82
Core density ρ(0) 1.6×1044 m⁻³

Core density converts to an effective αs0.12—consistent
with PDG values at Q21 GeV².


6 Refinement Path

  1. Second/third-order kernel — import k2,k3 corrections from
    Concept-v2 Stage D Step 15.
  2. Edge sharpness — add saturation term
    λρ4 to tune confinement radius.
  3. Spin-½ test — rotate envelope by 2π; cost is unchanged but
    the wavefunction flips sign, returning only after 4π.
  4. Hyperons — move one sheet to a radial node; re-minimise to predict
    Λ,Σ,Δ masses.

Back to nucleon overview → [[Coherence-Anchored Structural Model]]
Magnetic‐moment derivation → [[Magnetic-Moment Structures]]