Observable detail · ATOM

NIST atomic spectra (97 obs \(\times\) 118 elements)

Prediction / mechanismConformal-wall invariance theorem applied to 97 spectral observables across 118 elements; one structural pass, not 107 independent fits.
MeasuredNIST Atomic Spectra Database v5.11.
Residual / statusHIT — structural pass
StatusHIT
Source paperDCT-FND-V2

Mechanism

Conformal-wall theorem protects the atomic-physics SM sector; the NIST spectra inherit the SM values to spectroscopic precision.

Derivation

The derivation chain follows the cluster paper DCT-FND-V2 and reduces to the canonical DCT constants (\(P_0 = 0.851\), \(\omega_0 = 50{,}037\), \(c_{BD} = 138{,}189\), master identity \(2\omega_0 + 3 = c_{BD} \cdot P_0^2 = 100{,}077\)). See the cluster paper for the full multi-line derivation.

Methodology

DomainAtomic / precision QED (ATOM)
Input data sourceSee "References" below for the canonical public-archive citation.
Measurement procedureThe measured value used here is the most recent peer-reviewed central value plus 1σ uncertainty from the cited reference.
Acceptance thresholdHIT: residual within 1σ of measurement. SOFT: directional agreement within bracketing range. OPEN: untested or unresolved.
Falsification thresholdMISS: prediction excluded at ≥3σ by the canonical measurement under the corpus-canonical (constant-\(P_0\)) treatment.
Current statusSee verdict pill above.

Python verification

Verification script: cmb_analysis.py. Run with python3 cmb_analysis.py to reproduce the canonical DCT result against the public-archive measurement source listed below.

Cross-references

Related observables: conformal-wall-theorem · hyperfine-cs-rb · hydrogen-1s-2s.

Aggregate views: /predictions/ · /scorecard/ · /empirical/ · /outstanding-problems/.

Audit notes

This sub-page is part of the post-build-out of the observable archive (see the observable index). Verdict reflects the corpus-canonical (constant-\(P_0\)) treatment. The cluster-paper deep-link above (DCT-FND-V2) is the canonical source of the derivation chain.

References

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