The MPRC Framework

A Discrete Geometric Theory of Nature.

Published Research · September 2026

Five-Paper Dyadic Cubic Series

Five individual v1 preprints by Muhammad Arshad, published on Zenodo under CC BY 4.0. These records are the authoritative citations; the MPRC chapters and collective booklet provide an index to the series.

PaperTitleCanonical DOI
P1Quantinion Simplex Cubic Decomposition over 2-Power Rings: Global Identifiability from Binary Contractions and Exact Bit Lifting10.5281/zenodo.22850767
P2Exact Free Capacity of Symmetric Rank-One Cubic Dictionaries over Dyadic Rings10.5281/zenodo.22850810
P3An Eight-State Operator and Transpose Geometry over Dyadic Rings: Trace-Zero Modules, Mixed-Radix Addressing, and Tensor-Lift Kernels10.5281/zenodo.22850830
P4Dimension-Free Identifiability of (n+2) Symmetric Cubics over Dyadic Rings10.5281/zenodo.22850834
P5Koszul–Sidon Rigidity for (n+3) Cubic Decompositions over Dyadic Rings10.5281/zenodo.22850842

Paper 5 includes its PDF, Python verifier, and JSON certificate. Citations, verification programs, and release provenance →

MPRC is a discrete geometric framework in which space is a cubic lattice of spherical nodes, each carrying a four-component ternary state vector — Movement, Position, Rotation, Charge. From this single structure emerge gravity, electromagnetism, particle stability, atomic prediction, cryptographic key agreement, and a verified Goldbach verification engine.

The numbered chapters collected here represent the current verified state of the framework. Each chapter is self-contained but builds on a shared geometric foundation. No chapter introduces a free parameter without geometric justification or explicit acknowledgment that derivation is pending.

Author
Muhammad Arshad

Muhammad Arshad: Engineering Discipline into Physics

Muhammad Arshad's research in MPRC is organized around one constraint: a theory should declare clearly what is derived, what is verified, what has failed, and what remains open. That discipline appears throughout this book, where geometric claims are carried only as far as the underlying derivation justifies.

MPRC starts from geometry, closure, and discrete state structure rather than from fitted constants or disconnected phenomenology. The numbered chapters collected here present that program as an active research framework: some results are already verified, some are derived but still developing, and some problems remain intentionally unresolved.

0.21%
Metals MAPE Verified
17+
Gas Species Verified
256
QH4 Ring States Derived
0
Goldbach Failures Derived
2²⁵⁴
LQC Keyspace Derived

Contents

Research Chapters, One Ring

I · Ring Foundation

II · Atomic Physics

III · Gravity & Cosmology

IV · Mathematics & Conjectures

Chapter 13 · Sieve

Arshad's Sieve — Theorem Register

Modular power-sum framework on Z₂₅₆. 12 proven theorems — Type-A, Type-B, Type-AB walls; 16/9 disk growth identity; three-region partition; spiral non-closure. 3 open problems.

12 Proven · 3 Open
Chapter 14 · Conjecture

Quartic Centroid Conjecture

Centroid–residue decoupling in 4-term arithmetic products. √10 as the fundamental residue unit of the entire arithmetic-4 family. f(n)=3n geometric scaling law. Competition problem solved in 90 seconds.

Proven · One Open Link
Chapter 15 · Pattern Mining

QH4 Pattern Mining Machine

Λ(ρ,γ,σ,θ) address system for Z₂₅₆. 2 postulates, 3 definitions, 9 theorems — all verified 252/252. O(1) inverse formula. Cross-modal resonance proved: text, image, audio at same position are structurally identical.

252/252 · All 9 Theorems
Chapter 16 · Open ★

QH4 Pattern Matching

O(1) structural classification of ring positions by pattern type — the next conjecture to derive. All priors from Ch15 established and locked. Five starting questions stated precisely. Research seed.

Open Conjecture
Chapter 23 · Theorem

Quantinion Simplex Cubic Decomposition

Global identifiability of an overcomplete n+1-term symmetric cubic over Z/(2^m) when the parity atoms form a binary simplex frame. Recovery uses full-rank binary contractions followed by exact bit lifting. Quantinion specialization: n=8, m=8, r=9.

Proven · Global n+1 Recovery
Chapter 24 · Theorem

Exact Cubic Dictionary Capacity

Sharp free-dictionary capacity for rank-one symmetric cubics over Z/(2^m): C₃(n)=Σ_{k≤3} C(n,k). In dimension 8 the exact capacity is 92, attained by an explicit dense construction.

Proven · Exact Capacity 92 at n=8
Chapter 25 · Operator Geometry

Quantinion Operator & Transpose Geometry

Eight-state operator algebra with a 63-dimensional trace-zero module, 21-edge orientation, QH4 mixed-radix address, exact Transpose orbits, and dyadic tensor-lift kernel theorem.

Proven · 63-D Operator Spine
Chapter 26 · Theorems

Top-KPQ Collision Geometry

(K,P,Q) is a complete invariant of the frozen MPRC collision congruence. The dense Z₂₅₆ diagonal localization collapses to one relative rotor and has exact nilpotence length 576: 𝔭⁵⁷⁵≠0, 𝔭⁵⁷⁶=0.

Top-KPQ Closed · Dense Length 576
Chapter 6 · Model-4

SILIQ: Goldbach Verification Engine

Z₂₅₆ ring walk for Goldbach pair verification. BPAND gate on biopod geometry. 999,999 even integers tested, zero failures. 8 DERIVED, 0 FAILED — derived from MPRC ring structure.

999,999 Computed — 0 Failures
Chapter 10 · Bell

Bell Correlations from Ring Geometry

S = 2√2 derived from Z₂₅₆ without nonlocality. Anti-phase lock at birth. Projected on Hensen et al. 2015 loophole-free data: S = 2.422 ± 0.20. Three predictions Standard QM cannot make.

S=2√2 Derived

V · Cryptography & Security

VI · Computing

Philosophical Branch

Staging Area — Not Submitted

The following document argues from MPRC geometry that superposition, entanglement, and virtual particles are measurement artifacts — not ontological realities. It is staged here pending sufficient empirical weight. It is not part of the numbered physics spine.


Foundation

The Geometric Core

Every paper in this book derives from a single geometric statement: a 3D+1D spherical node carrying a ternary state vector [M, P, R, C]. The four components are not independent — they are the four faces of the same spherical geometry:

State vector
|ψ⟩ = [M, P, R, C] ∈ {−1, 0, +1}⁴
M — Movement (u-circle, East/West, cos θ)
P — Position (u'-circle, North/South, sin θ)
R — Rotation (angular velocity, CW/CCW helicity)
C — Charge (radial breathing, expand/contract)
T = |M| + |P| + |R| + |C| ∈ {0,1,2,3,4} ← tension level
Photon: T=3, C=0 · Matter: T=4 · 3⁴ = 81 total states

The QH4 ring (Quwa Halaqa — force of the ring) maps this geometry to 256 discrete states: four quadrants of 64, vacuum boundaries at {0,64,128,192}. This is the atom's own resolution — inherited by digital computing, not invented by it.