Results particle-physics N11: First acoustic peak $_1 = 220.6$. Planck legacy, CMB-S4.
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N11 — First acoustic peak $_1 = 220.6$

N11: First acoustic peak $_1 = 220.6$. Planck legacy, CMB-S4.

Status boundary

Falsification status is a program-side tracking label. It separates current internal stance from formal verification, empirical support, and external acceptance; it is not a claim that the wider scientific community has accepted the result.

Falsification Details

Prediction

ell-1 = 220.6. acoustic peaks!prediction pred:n11 M3h holonomy (V.T190), where $_b$ undershoot ($-1.2%$) compensates $_m$ overshoot ($+4.1%$) in the sound horizon.

Experiment

Planck legacy, CMB-S4

Timeline

confirmed at $+0.28%$.

Context

N11: Prediction

ell-1 = 220.6.

M3h holonomy (V.T190), where $ω_b$ undershoot ($-1.2%$) compensates $ω_m$ overshoot ($+4.1%$) in the sound horizon. Experiment: Planck legacy, CMB-S4. Timeline: confirmed at $+0.28%$.

Derivation Context

The first acoustic peak multipole is determined by the Friedmann pipeline with $τ$-native inputs:

where $_A = π d_A(z_rec) / r_s(z_rec)$ is the acoustic scale, $d_A$ is the angular diameter distance, $r_s$ is the sound horizon at recombination, and $_1$ is the phase shift from the neutrino and gravitational driving. All quantities are computed from $ιτ$ with zero free parameters. The Planck measurement gives $_1 = 220.0 ± 0.5$. The deviation is $+0.28%$ ($+2840$ ppm). (Registry: V.T190, $τ$-effective, Wave 8A.)

The computation of $_1$ requires three $τ$-native inputs, each derived from $ιτ$:

  • Baryon density: $ω_b = 0.02209$, derived from $η_B = (121/270)\,ιτ^19$ (Section (sec:ch62-baryon-density)).

Registry

Canonical derivation in Book V.

Metadata

Falsification IDN11
DomainParticle Physics
Current StatusInternally matched to current public data
External AcceptanceNot claimed by this page
Registry IDV.T190

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