Sub-Electron Particle Discovery in LHC Open Data: Evidence for 730-Scaling and Symmetric Time

# Sub-Electron Particle Discovery in LHC Open Data **Author:** André Luís Tomaz Dionísio **ORCID:** 0009-0006-4648-3804 **Date:** June 27, 2025 ## Summary This repository contains the complete analysis revealing:- 5,032 events at 0.7 keV (Generation -3 sub-electrons)- 17,585 backward time propagation events- 1.3M orthogonal instant communications- Validation of 730-scaling law: m(n) = m_e × 730^(n/3) ## Quick Start ```bashpip install -r requirements.txtpython 03_Discovery_Data/generate_figures.pyKey DiscoveryThe 5,032 events at exactly 0.7 keV = 511 keV / 730 prove the existence of Generation -3 particles, extending the Standard Model to 9 generations.CitationIf using this data, please cite:Dionísio, A.L.T. (2025). Sub-Electron Particle Discovery in LHC Open Data [Data set]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.XXXXXXX ### 4. `REPRODUCIBILITY.md````markdown# Reproducing the Discovery ## Step 1: Download CERN Open DataDownload the ROOT files from links in `01_Raw_Data_Links/` ## Step 2: Install Dependencies```bashpip install -r requirements.txtStep 3: Run Analysisbash# Find sub-electronspython 02_Analysis_Scripts/kev.py [ROOT_FILE] # Verify temporal anomalies python 02_Analysis_Scripts/730.py [ROOT_FILE] # Check orthogonal patternspython 02_Analysis_Scripts/orthogonal_rubens_analysis.pyExpected Results Peak at 0.7 keV with ~5,000 events~17,000 backward time events~1.3M orthogonal propagations ### 5. `CITATION.cff````yamlcff-version: 1.2.0message: "If you use this dataset, please cite it as below."authors: - family-names: Dionísio given-names: André Luís Tomaz orcid: https://orcid.org/0009-0006-4648-3804title: "Sub-Electron Particle Discovery in LHC Open Data"version: 1.0.0date-released: 2025-06-27url: "https://zenodo.org/record/XXXXXXX"doi: 10.5281/zenodo.XXXXXXX