Om Arora
Delhi · Researcher · Builder

I work at the intersection of theoretical physics, mathematics, and quantitative finance. I am currently in high school.
The common thread is similar structures — the kind that underlies gauge fields, limit order books, and formal proof alike. Fields change. That patience does not.
Outside the work: Dostoevsky and Tolstoy, Bach and Shostakovich, the history of empires, and the satisfaction of an elegant proof.
Work
Gauge-Invariant Mass Generation An extension of Yang–Mills theory via a group-valued Stueckelberg field. Full BRST quantisation, one-loop renormalisation in the MS scheme, and a first-principles approach to the mass gap. Asymptotic freedom is preserved throughout.
Defence Protocol Translation Middleware MIL-STD-1553B and STANAG 4586 do not speak to each other. Neither do the Tejas Mk.1A and the Rustom-2. I am building the translation layer — open, software-defined, and protocol-agnostic. The architecture reduces N×(N−1) point-to-point complexity to 2N. No dependency on Western proprietary hardware.
AI for Mathematics Olympiad The goal is formal proof and solutions — verified, symbolic reasoning at IMO level.
Quantitative Research Stochastic calculus applied to limit order book dynamics. Persistent homology as a lens on market microstructure. The constraint I hold: strategies must be mathematically rigorous before they are applied, even if they turn out to be successful.
Publications
“A Gauge-Invariant Stueckelberg Extension of Yang–Mills Theory” (here) Complete BRST-quantised action · Full Feynman rules including non-polynomial vertices · One-loop beta function · Asymptotic freedom preserved
“A Software-Defined Protocol Translation Architecture for Multi-Domain Defence Asset Integration” (Yet to be published) Five-component middleware architecture · Six-dimensional protocol gap analysis · Python implementation · Per-field audit logging
“Quantum Geometric Entanglement: A Unified Model for Emergence of Spacetime in Quantum Gravity” (here)
QGET framework · Entanglement correlations as geometric structure · Testable predictions for spacetime entanglement
“Yang-Mills Theory with A Scalar Field: A unified Model for Confinement and Mass Gap” (here)
Stueckelberg mechanism applied to Yang–Mills · Confinement force derived from flux tube formation · Mass gap from first principles
Interests
Theoretical Physics · Quantitative Finance · Mathematics · Gauge Theory · Quantum Gravity · TDA
Philosophy · Classical Music · Astronomy · History · Literature · Art
Education
High School · 2025–Present.
Adarsh Public School · 2018–2025.
St. Peter’s Public School · 2014–2018
Some ventures take years to become legible. I am comfortable with that.
Recent writing
- 2026-03-09 What the Yang–Mills Mass Gap Problem Actually Asks
- 2026-03-04 Why I Am Interested in the Yang–Mills Mass Gap Problem
- 2026-02-28 Why Research Needs Builder Thinking
- 2026-02-23 What Talking to Startup Founders Changed About How I Think About Research
- 2026-02-18 My First Hackathon — Where Ideas Turned Into Reality
- 2026-02-14 Differences Between Olympiad Math and Research Math