No negative spectrum.
The specified unperturbed mouth operator has no normalizable mode with negative squared frequency.
INDEPENDENT RESEARCH / EST. 2026
A closer look at the mathematics of a wormhole mouth. Explore its hidden positivity, a zero-energy resonance, and the questions they leave open.
One extended extremal mouth. A classical three-field model.
Study boundaryThree coupled equations look complicated. An exact factorization exposes a simpler structure: the operator is a sum of nonnegative pieces.
The specified unperturbed mouth operator has no normalizable mode with negative squared frequency.
One independent bounded zero-energy resonance exists. Its nonzero tails make it non-normalizable.
An arbitrarily weak compact attractive matrix perturbation binds a negative mode if it overlaps the resonance.
The symmetrized fields obey H Y = k²Y, with H = −∂²x + V. The dimensionless radius is r > 1, the mouth radius is set to one, and L = ℓ(ℓ + 1).
M = m²S is the Schwinger screening parameter. It is not the black-hole mass or a fermion rest mass. The result uses the published extremal-mouth approximation and lowest-Landau-level matter response.
For the attraction theorem, B is bounded, compactly supported and positive semidefinite, with positive overlap ∫u0†Bu0 dx. Whether a physical correction has this form is a separate question.
Read the equations and proofCompare computed transmission with a threshold prediction, or examine the exact spatial resonance. Every plotted scattering point comes from a saved calculation.
NEUTRAL TRANSMITTED FLUX
ℓ = 2 · M = 100 · k = 0.00001
Solid points: computed neutral transmission. Dashed line: threshold matching prediction, not a proved limit.
These quantities describe conserved classical master flux. They are not qubit fidelity or a teleportation success probability.
A growing collection of results, with their assumptions and limitations attached. The first manuscript is ready to inspect.
Dmitry Kosarevsky · Independent Researcher
An exact positivity identity, a unique bounded threshold resonance, and a conditional weak-attraction binding theorem for a specified three-channel extremal-mouth operator.
Last status update: 22 October 2026. Endorsement requested; no final arXiv submission or external human peer review is recorded. The manuscript, derivation and saved data are public; the numerical solver source remains private. Detailed derivation · Website source
Further papers will follow substantive results. These are the directions being investigated, not a promised publication schedule.
Determine how a weak local correction changes the bound-state scale and transmission near zero frequency. The challenge is a controlled threshold theorem for coupled inverse-square tails.
Understand which results survive in a complete finite-throat geometry, with the matching conditions and both asymptotic regions treated together.
Establish physical quantum normalization, an encoding, and a receiver before interpreting classical master-field transmission as quantum information transfer.
THE BOUNDARY OF THE CLAIM
This work establishes properties of one classical extremal-mouth operator. A complete traversable wormhole, a physical quantum channel, and a teleportation prototype remain outside the established results.
The research used significant AI assistance in derivations, code, literature checks and drafting. Dmitry Kosarevsky is responsible for the manuscript; independent specialist scrutiny is welcome.
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