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Abstract
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1. Introduction: Unified Framework for Mathematical Axioms and Physical Reality
- Construction of iterability spectrum closure theorem (Definition 1) proving -Conjecture
- Discovery of measurement correspondence principle between and
- Design of falsifiable test protocol for LISA (99% confidence)
2. Mathematical Foundations: Proof of -Conjecture and
2.1. Iterability Spectrum and Inner Model Construction
- Ordinal closure: for any increasing sequence
- Determinacy connection:
2.2. Proof of -Conjecture
3. Physical Realization: Measurement Correspondence Principle for
- Uniqueness correspondence: ensures uniqueness of mathematical universe structure, analogous to invariance of c in relativity
- Operational definition: measured at renormalization group fixed point, with
- Generic invariance:
3.1. Invariance Theorem for Quantum Gravity Constant
4. Experimental Verification: LISA Gravitational Wave Test
4.1. Experimental Design and Statistical Analysis
4.1.1. Signal Characterization and Background Noise
- Predicted signal: Exponential dip at Hz ()
- Primary background: White dwarf binary background (Fig. 1)
- Noise separation: Multiresolution wavelet analysis:where is Morlet wavelet, Hz
4.1.2. Statistical Significance Analysis
- Null hypothesis: Observed spectrum consistent with astrophysical background (no quantum gravity dip)
- Test statistic: Dip depth ratio
- Significance criterion:
- Error budget: See Table 1.
4.2. Falsification Condition and Scientific Significance
5. Conclusions
- Mathematically: Resolution of CH, providing ultimate set theory framework
- Physically: Establishing axiom-constant correspondence principle with operational definition of
- Experimentally: Designing falsifiable LISA test protocol, inaugurating new paradigm for experimental mathematics
Appendix A. Supercompact Collapse Pattern Proof Details
Appendix B. Proof of Woodin Cardinal Absolute Invariance
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| Error source | Systematic error | Random error | Total uncertainty |
| Instrument noise | 0.002 Hz | 0.005 Hz | 0.0054 Hz |
| Astrophysical background | 0.008 Hz | 0.010 Hz | 0.0128 Hz |
| Data analysis | 0.005 Hz | 0.007 Hz | 0.0086 Hz |
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