SHZ-BCC-Pheno-Toolkit is an open-source Python suite for simulating the phenomenological and cosmological consequences of the Horizon Boundary Consistency (SHZ-BCC) model.
The SHZ-BCC framework resolves the Cosmological Constant Problem by imposing discrete
This toolkit provides numerical solvers and Monte Carlo simulations across four distinct frontiers of modern physics:
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Flavor Physics: Renormalization Group Equations (RGEs) for CKM parameters and validation of the analytically derived Cabibbo angle (
$\lambda = (\pi\sqrt{2})^{-1}$ ). -
Collider Phenomenology: Monte Carlo generation of High-Luminosity LHC kinematics (
$A^0 \to \tau^+\tau^-$ ) and Lepton Flavor Violation ($\mu \to e \gamma$ ). - Cosmology: Simulations of False Vacuum Inflation, Cosmic Strings (GW backgrounds), and Boltzmann Equations for thermal Leptogenesis (Dark Matter).
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Quantum Gravity: Holographic Tensor Network simulations mapping the
$Z_2^3$ constraints to Loop Quantum Gravity (LQG)$SU(2)$ spin networks and Entanglement Entropy. - Machine Learning: Random Forest AI parameter scanning of 100,000 synthetic universes to determine the theory's Goldilocks survival zone.
src/- Python source code (Solvers, ML, Monte Carlo).docs/- Comprehensive LaTeX articles, phenomenological notes, and Feynman diagrams.results/- Output directory for generated high-resolution plots.web/- Interactive HTML/JS portal for data visualization.
Clone the repository and install the required dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/YourUsername/SHZ-BCC-Pheno-Toolkit.git
cd SHZ-BCC-Pheno-Toolkit
pip install -r requirements.txtRun the Grand Simulation (combining Black Hole Thermodynamics, Leptogenesis, Collider limits, and Hubble Tension):
python src/grand_simulation.pyRun the Machine Learning Parameter Scan:
python src/ai_parameter_scan.pyIf you use this toolkit in your research, please consider citing the original SHZ-BCC preprint:
Ślusarczyk, M. (2026). Horizon Boundary Consistency and Vacuum-Energy Cancellation: A Quantum-Horizon Effective Framework with Standard-Model Embedding. arXiv preprint.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.