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Postulates

Ever wondered why?

Atom core forces

03 May 2026

Classical Nuclear Model vs RQM Mapping

🧩 Classical Nuclear Model — Governing Forces

In the classical picture, nuclear behavior is described by a set of competing energy contributions that are jointly minimized.

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Isotope Landscape Compass

06 April 2026

Chapter 1 — Conceptual Model of Isotope and Isomer Landscapes (A > 20)

Structure of Isotopes and Isomers (RQM-inspired)

We dive into the world of atom-cores looking at different aspects of the isotopes and isomers. The target is to identify structure, which relates to the OAM (Olavian Atom Model) or in other words prove that the OAM model and predictions hold.

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Isotope landscape simulation 1 - Local icosahedral direction exploration

03 April 2026

Icosahedral Bond Network Simulation

Purpose

This project investigates the maximum achievable energy density in a directional bond network built on an icosahedral ray grid.

The study is purely geometric and topological. Although the motivation comes from atomic nucleus packing, the simulation deliberately ignores nuclear physics and focuses only on:

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Rotonal Isotope Starter

03 April 2026

Considerations driven by the Resonance Theary and the Roton Model

Alpha-Particle charge

  • If 2 paired-electrons orbit a nucleus, then 2 paired-positrons in a nucleus must be able to rotate with little resistance too
  • An alpha particle must hold 2 fixed resonance points (positrons) in a position which allows such rotations.
  • 2 electrons

Manual topological families

  • 1-Alpha like center (alpha-centered)
  • 2-Alpha like center (face-centered)
  • 3-Alpha like center (edge-centered)
  • 4-cluster like center (point-centered / tetra-like)
  • 5-cluster ring (empty center)
  • 12-cluster shell (icosahedral shell, empty center)
  • 20-cluster shell

1-Alpha Center

$A = 41$ (He-4) $A = 410$ (Ca-40) $A = 4*12$ (Ti-48)

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Gravitation and Inertia

21 February 2026

Gravity - and its long kept secrets

Introduction - why the fuzz

Gravity Is Not a Force

Gravity :Gravity is not a fundamental force. It is the residual of otherwise closed resonance channels whose inertial response could not remain perfectly canceled.

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The speed of light

08 January 2026

Mind the speed-limit sign

The speed of light is not a maximum speed through space.
It is a maximum coupling and reaction speed.

In other words, $c$ is the limit of how coherently acceleration and interaction can be shared across the universe.

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