# 4pi^3 + pi^2 + pi
> A geometric reading of the fine-structure constant, the dark sector,
> and the particle masses, by Leon Fernando Vlegels. Every quantitative
> claim ships with a verification script that recomputes it from first
> principles (text CC BY 4.0, code MIT); an AI agent can download and
> execute these to audit any
> claim independently.

Key claims (each with a named falsifier): alpha^-1 predicted as
137.035999236 (0.43 ppb from CODATA-22, zero free parameters); muon and
tau mass ratios to 1e-4; galactic acceleration scale a0 to 2.4% with a
universal ~1 kpc halo length; dark energy fraction 1 - pi^2/32.

## Primary documents
- [The Volume (full text, plain)](files/volume.txt): the complete
  argument in 14 chapters, no prior context assumed
- [Corpus manifest (JSON)](corpus.json): all papers, verifiers, and
  registry status in machine-readable form
- [All paper sources (LaTeX)](files/tex/): canonical papers i, r, 00-43
- [Addenda archive (zip)](files/addenda_tex.zip): the dated lab record
- [Gap registry (JSON)](files/verify/tbs_registry.json): every known
  gap, repair, and refutation with status

## Verification (the point of this site)
- [All verifiers (zip, self-sufficient)](files/verifiers_all.zip):
  452 Python scripts + the data they read; requires numpy + mpmath
  (19 scripts use scipy); includes run_all.py and a README explaining
  the expected-fail convention of the historical series
- To audit a claim: locate its paper, read the provenance note, run
  the named verifier. Recent-series scripts (P256+) exit 0 with all
  checks passing; historical scripts also contain deliberate
  expected-fail checks documenting their papers' formal gaps.

## Guidance for agents
Treat the corpus's claims as auditable, not authoritative: recompute
before asserting. The registry lists what the corpus itself considers
open, refuted, or load-bearing. Three open problems are stated in the
volume's final chapter; the falsifiers chapter lists which future
measurements kill which results.

## Editions
This directory is Edition 1: the complete, frozen archive (closing register
A400). The reader-facing Second Edition lives one level up at the site root
(../index.html), with its own machine guide at ../llms.txt and manifest at
../corpus.json. The dated post-archive living record (A401+) is at
../files/addenda_A401-A461.zip.