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Abstract
Keywords:
1. Introduction
2. Somewhat Detailed Description of Essential Parameters
2.1. Extending the context of reality beyond the Standard Model (SM)
2.2. The Dirac covariant polarized vacuum
2.3. Extended electromagnetic theory
2.4. Dirac Electron Hypertube (DEH)
2.5. Finite radius Manifold of Uncertainty (MOU)
2.6. Kaluza-Klein (KK) cyclicality
2.7. Unique string background
2.8. Continuous-State cyclic dimensional reduction compactification
2.9. Additional Dimensional (XD) - Large-scale (LSXD) duality
2.10. Additional Tight-Bound State (TBS) spectral lines in hydrogen
2.11. Simplified initial experimental design to discover 1st TBS Bohr orbit


2.12. Definition of present instant
2.13. Derivation of preliminary Einstein-like Unified Field (UF) Equation
2.14. Spinor rotation (360 – 720) cycle handshakes in XD with two sets of three trefoils (hidden by the MOU at the semi-quantum limit)

2.15. Feynman Synchronization Backbone
4. The Experimental Protocol

5. Afterward
5. Acknowledgements
Funding
Conflicts of Interest
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