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Paper: Radial Scaling Gauge for Maxwell Fields
Authors: Carmen N. Wrede & Lino P. Casu
Comprehensive validation suite for the Radial Scaling Gauge framework from the SSZ (Segmented Spacetime) theory. This repository tests gravitational lensing, Shapiro delay, and redshift predictions against experimental data.
Key Result: 28/28 tests pass (100%) - NO FITTING
Gravitational effects are described by a single scaling function:
s(r) = 1 + Xi(r) = 1 + r_s/(2r)
Where:
Xi(r)= Segment density (gravitational potential proxy)r_s = 2GM/c²= Schwarzschild radiuss(r)= Physical distance scaling factor
| Observable | Formula | Test |
|---|---|---|
| Time Dilation | D(r) = 1/(1 + Xi) |
GPS, Pound-Rebka |
| Shapiro Delay | dt = (r_s/c) * ln(4*r1*r2/r_min²) |
Cassini 2003 |
| Light Deflection | delta = (1+gamma)*r_s/b |
1919 Eclipse |
| Redshift | z = Xi(r1) - Xi(r2) |
Tokyo Skytree |
| Section | Tests | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Section 2: Radial Scaling | 8 | PASS |
| Section 3: EM Phase | 7 | PASS |
| Appendix A.1: Shapiro Delay | 3 | PASS |
| Appendix A.2: Lensing | 3 | PASS |
| Appendix B: WKB Phase | 2 | PASS |
| Frame Consistency | 2 | PASS |
| Experimental Validation | 3 | PASS |
| TOTAL | 28 | 100% |
- Measured: gamma = 1.000021 ± 2.3e-5
- Our prediction: Matches GR (gamma = 1)
- Delay: ~265 microseconds
- 1919 Eclipse: 1.75 arcseconds
- Our prediction: 1.75 arcseconds
- Agreement: < 1%
- Pound-Rebka (22.5m): 2.46e-15 ✓
- GPS (20,200 km): 45.7 us/day ✓
- Tokyo Skytree (450m): 4.9e-14 ✓
ssz-lensing/
├── tests/
│ └── test_radial_scaling_gauge.py # 28 comprehensive tests
├── plots/
│ ├── generate_plots.py # Visualization generator
│ └── *.png # 7 plots
├── notebooks/
│ └── radial_scaling_gauge_colab.ipynb # Interactive notebook
├── test-reports/
│ ├── RADIAL_SCALING_GAUGE_REPORT.md
│ └── radial_scaling_gauge_results.json
├── LICENSE.md # ACSL v1.4
└── README.md
cd tests
python test_radial_scaling_gauge.pycd plots
python generate_plots.pyClick the Colab badge above or visit: Open Notebook
pip install numpy matplotlibAll experimental predictions emerge directly from:
Xi(r) = r_s / (2r)
This single formula, derived from SSZ principles, reproduces:
- Shapiro delay measurements
- Gravitational lensing angles
- Clock comparison experiments
- GPS relativistic corrections
No free parameters. No curve fitting. Pure physics.
Anti-Capitalist Software License v1.4
See LICENSE.md for details.
- Carmen N. Wrede
- Lino P. Casu