Relativity and Cosmology

Gauge Incompatibility Between Dark and Visible Sectors as a Consequence of Force Polarity Inversion

Authors: Luiz Felipe Coutinho Martins Filho

Core Hypothesis. We propose that the invisibility of dark matter to all non-gravitational probes may result from structural incompatibility between gauge sectors, rather than weak coupling. We formalize a discrete transformation T — the force polarity inversion — acting on the gauge fiber bundle of an embedding group G, producing a derived sector (our Standard Model) whose gauge representations are orthogonal to the substrate’s. Gravity, being a property of the base manifold rather than the fiber bundle, is shown to be invariant under T.Scope and limitation. This paper is kinematic, not dynamical

Comments: 9 Pages. echnical companion ai.vixra:2604.0026.

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