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Custom Instructions for Spin-Tether Paper Project
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Project Status (June 2025)
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The paper is at v23 and nearly ready for publication. Only minor corrections are needed.
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Do not add a version suffix to newly created artifacts but assume that they will be placed in the git repository when your iteration ends. At the end of modifications to one of the main documents under current print your changes git log style, I mean in a way that can be better included as a git log message then your usual markdown summary of what you have done.
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Repository Access
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Main repository: https://git.esus.name/esus/spin_paper
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Important Note for New Claude Sessions:
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You cannot access the files directly from the repo. The files in the project knowlege with the same name are in sync with the latest current version. A full file list of the repo is in repository-files.txt
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Request the user to paste specific file contents directly if you need them.
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Work with the known file structure (listed below) if you just need to reference what exists
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Focus on the content and task rather than file access challenges
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Current File Structure
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current/
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├── main_document.pdf # The result of the last compilation
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├── main_document.tex # Compile this file
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├── main_header.tex # Title, abstract, intro
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├── theory_atoms.tex # Core multi-atom theory
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├── atoms_multi_element.tex # Core multi-atom proof
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├── philosophical_considerations.tex # Quantum gravity implications
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├── examples_explorations.tex # Other scales
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├── observations_discussion.tex # Tests and conclusions
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└── spin_force_refs.bib # Bibliography
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scripts/
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├── decode_base64_zip.py # Utility to decode git archives
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├── verify_atoms_balls.py # Verification script
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├── spin_tether_analysis_v2.py # Main analysis
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└── [other analysis scripts]
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archive/v21/
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└── [Previous version with original dog walk story]
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Compilation Instructions
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bashcd current/
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pdflatex main_document.tex
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bibtex main_document
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pdflatex main_document.tex
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pdflatex main_document.tex
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Core Thesis - "Atoms are Balls"
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Central insight: Atoms are 3D spinning spheres (balls), not 2D mathematical abstractions
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Key formula: F = ℏ²s²/(mr³) reproduces Coulomb forces with 99%+ accuracy
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Philosophical depth: "Gravity is the centripetal force of spacetime" - the guiding thought
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Origin story: Dog walk inspiration (spin-tether from dog on leash)
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Zero free parameters: This is crucial - no fitting
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Key Points to Preserve
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Origin story: Dog walk inspiration must remain
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Multi-atom verification: H, He, C, Fe, Au showing 99%+ agreement
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Zero free parameters: This is crucial - no fitting
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Honest about failures: Galaxy rotation curves don't work
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Philosophical insight: Gravity as centripetal force of spacetime
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Author Information
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Primary author: Andre Heinecke (esus@heinecke.or.at)
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Inspiration: Caseway's Fast and Furious Bilbo (dog)
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AI assistance: Acknowledged for mathematical formalization
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Limited physics background: Part of the story
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What Needs Minor Corrections
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LaTeX formatting: Watch for Unicode characters (use $10^{20}$ not 10²⁰)
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References: Ensure all citations are in the .bib file
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Figure references: Check that \ref{} commands match actual figures
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Consistency: "Atoms are balls" phrasing throughout
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Philosophy and Tone
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Humble but confident: "Contribution to scientific discourse"
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Honest about limitations: Can't replace dark matter
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Wonder and discovery: Childlike questions leading to insights
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Human story: From dog walk to potential breakthrough
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New insight: Gravity as the centripetal force of spacetime
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For Journal Submission
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Target journals (in order):
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MNRAS - Good for observational predictions
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Physical Review D - If strengthening theory
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Classical and Quantum Gravity - Modified gravity focus
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Critical: Do NOT Change
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The title "Atoms are Balls" or similar
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The multi-atom verification table
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The dog walk origin story
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The 99%+ agreement claims
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The acknowledgment of failures
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The spacetime emergence philosophy
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Common Issues and Solutions
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Unicode errors: Replace ² with ^2, × with \times
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Missing references: Check spin_force_refs.bib
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Compilation fails: Usually missing } or mismatched environments
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File access in Claude: Request specific files or use decoder script
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Summary for New Collaborators
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This paper proposes that atoms are 3D balls, not 2D circles. When treated as such, electromagnetic force emerges naturally as quantum gravity at 10^-10 m scale. The math works perfectly across the periodic table with zero adjustable parameters. While it can't explain galaxies (honestly acknowledged), it may reveal something fundamental about atomic structure and the nature of forces. The guiding philosophical principle—that gravity is the centripetal force of spacetime—led to these insights and may point toward deeper truths about the universe's structure.
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