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The Sign-Dual Skeleton of Matter–Antimatter Pairing Mike Lewis — 19 Jan 2026 · Revision with curvature/spin correspondence and clarified caveats Abstract Matter/antimatter pairing exhibits a single binary ( ± ) tag that surfaces simultaneously as curvature sign, Lagrangian coupling sign, Maxwell source sign, and spin projection. We trace that tag through six stacked layers: (1) conservation geometry (antipodal momenta), (2) projective seam with elliptic–hyperbolic split, (3) a universal mixed-term curvature correction of ±1⁄3, (4) sign-flipped electrostatic Lagrangian, (5) charge-conjugation invariance of Maxwell’s equations, (6) spin–magnetic coupling that reveals charge via Zeeman splitting. Curvature duality is strictly an auxiliary-metric analogy in coordinate space, while the physical duality resides in the orientation of the U(1) gauge fibre. The ± 1⁄3 coefficient and ± ½ ħ spin projection are shown to be complementary eigen-spectra of t...

The Geometry of Matter/Anti-Matter Pairing: Does it even matter? A sequential technical reconstruction: conservation constraints → geodesic representation → projective dual domains (spherical/hyperbolic) → curvature-expanded right-triangle laws → Lagrangian sign duality (ground/infinity) → Maxwell field symmetry. Abstract Matter/anti-matter pairing is treated here as a sign-dual structure expressed consistently across three layers: (i) kinematics under conservation (the pair’s forced antipodality in the center-of-mass frame), (ii) geometry under constant-curvature duality (a geodesic “line” as a seam between spherical and hyperbolic metric domains when an absolute is fixed), and (iii) dynamics and field theory under sign-reversing couplings (the charge conjugation q→−q in the Lagrangian and the source conjugation (ρ,J)→(−ρ,−J) in Maxwell’s equations). The derivation proceeds stepwise. First, particle/antiparticle...

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