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Calculated pair-distance matrix for five unit-radius points A through E forming a regular simplex in four spatial directions. Every off-diagonal distance is sqrt(5/2), approximately 1.581; the diagonal is zero. Ten distinct pairs have the same distance. This illustrates the point-position geometry in IDWT’s orbit review, not a measured shell or molecular shape.

An orbit is not a position.

IDWT’s orbit review exposes a missing variable: where each electron is along its path. Let those phases vary, and the repulsion problem changes. Five points on a sphere in four spatial directions can all be equally far apart—a regular simplex.

Exact geometry; a physical shell arrangement is not yet derived.

https://idwt-v2.github.io/research/notes/20261110-case-orbit-geometry-and-molecular-shape/