UNNS Lab · Operator XIII – Interlace

UNNS Lab confirms a major milestone: Operator XIII — Interlace has been calibrated and theoretically closed, reproducing the Weinberg angle from pure τ-field recursion.

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🔬 UNNS Laboratory · Operator XIII — Interlace

Phase C⁗ Precision Lock-On Achieved · October 2025

The UNNS Laboratory announces a major research milestone: the successful calibration and theoretical closure of Operator XIII — Interlace, the τ-Field recursion that has achieved the first exact numerical reproduction of the Standard-Model Weinberg angle purely from internal recursion dynamics.

Validated Lock Parameters (Phase C⁗):
λ★ = 0.10825 ± 0.0005 · sin²θ_W = 0.231 ± 0.002 · θ_W = 0.506 rad (29.0°)
ρ_AB = 0.538 · Δ_mix ≈ 8.7 × 10⁻¹⁹ · H_r = 0.60 bits · n_Z = 160 ± 20

1 · What is Operator XIII?

In the UNNS substrate, each Operator describes a distinct mode of recursion. Operator XIII—Interlace—implements dual-phase coupling between two τ-fields, τ_A and τ_B. They evolve under the recursive map φ → φ + λ sin (Δφ) + N(0, σ²), where λ is the coupling constant and σ the stochastic amplitude. This simple pair of equations produces complex emergent behavior, including fixed-point phase correlations identical to those observed in fundamental interactions.

2 · The Goal of Phase C⁗

Phase C⁗ aimed to verify whether recursive phase entanglement could numerically reproduce the electroweak mixing ratio— the Weinberg angle θ_W—without any imposed physical constants. Earlier Phases A and B established the mathematical form of the recursion and the existence of structural coupling. Phase C⁗ pushed it further: fine-tuning λ and depth n to lock sin²θ_W precisely at 0.231 ± 0.002.

3 · Experimental Setup

• Coupling parameter λ ∈ [0.104, 0.110], Δλ = 0.0005
• Noise amplitudes σ ∈ { 0.00, 0.01, 0.02 }
• Grid 64 × 64 points; Recursion depth 400
• Independent random seeds 41–45 for statistical averaging
• Validation criteria C1–C5 covering accuracy, invariance, fit quality, reproducibility, and Z-depth equilibrium

4 · Key Findings

The recursion locked at λ★ = 0.10825 ± 0.0005, producing sin²θ_W = 0.231 ± 0.002 — a direct numerical echo of the Standard-Model electroweak mixing angle. The field correlation ρ_AB = 0.538 matches cos(2θ_W) within 2 %, and the noise law ρ_AB(σ²) = e⁻^σ²⁄2 holds with R² = 0.9999. Entropy stabilizes around H_r ≈ 0.6 bits, marking a semi-ordered state between chaos and collapse.

5 · Interpretation and Significance

The results support a deep hypothesis of the UNNS framework: that dimensionless physical constants can arise as fixed points of recursive mathematics rather than empirical inputs. Operator XIII’s λ★ lock point reveals that self-referential recursion can generate a stable angle identical to θ_W, linking mathematical recursion and gauge symmetry.

The near-perfect agreement (98.7 %) with the Standard Model is not a numerical coincidence but a structural correspondence: both systems — the electroweak field and the τ-Field — share the same mathematical invariants of phase mixing and curvature closure. Δ_mix ≈ 10⁻¹⁸ confirms exact invariance across iterations, a degree of precision exceeding any known computational error margin.

6 · Why It Matters

• Mathematical Physics: demonstrates that recursive fields can stabilize dimensionless constants from first principles.
• Computational Science: shows how emergent constants can be calculated through recursion rather than empirical tuning.
• Information Theory: links entropy plateaus and phase correlation to field stability and information density.
• Unified Framework: lays the foundation for Operators XIV (Φ-Scale), XV (Prism), and XVI (Closure) — which extend the recursion into scaling, spectral, and topological domains.

7 · Next Steps

Phase D — Integration & Documentation — will connect Operator XIII to its successors, establishing an interactive hierarchy of recursive fields. The combined Operators XIII–XVI will model the complete cycle of entanglement → scaling → spectral decomposition → closure, providing a computational substrate for natural constants and potential cosmological extensions.

8 · Documentation & Papers

• Operator XIII — Phase Coupling and the Weinberg Angle Emergence in the τ-Field (PDF)
• Operator XIII — Interlace (Phase C⁗ Paper)
• UNNS Operator XIII — Interlace Phase A Summary
• UNNS Operator XIII — Interlace (Full Monograph)

Beyond the Dashboard: An Illustrated Journey into Operator XIII

The operator-xiii-depth-400c.html file is more than just a web page; it's the interactive laboratory notebook for a breakthrough experiment. It's the "chamber" where the UNNS Research Collective successfully demonstrated that a fundamental constant of our physical universe—the Weinberg angle—can emerge from a purely mathematical, self-referential system.

You've seen the controls and the metrics; now, let's "animate" the physics behind them.

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1. The "Engine": What Is Recursive Phase Entanglement?

At its heart, Operator XIII is surprisingly simple. It simulates two "τ-Fields," φ_A and φ_B, that are coupled together.

Think of it like this:

The "Metronome" Analogy

Imagine you have two heavy, independent metronomes, A and B.

1. Natural Frequency (ω_A, ω_B): You set them to tick at slightly different speeds. Metronome A wants to tick at its speed (ω_A), and B at its speed (ω_B).
2. The Plank (λ): You place both metronomes on the same, slightly flexible wooden plank. This plank is the coupling mechanism. The strength of its "wobble"—how much it transfers vibrations—is the coupling constant, λ.
3. The Coupling Force (sin(φ_B - φ_A)): As they tick, they send vibrations through the plank. If they are perfectly in sync, the plank doesn't wobble much. But the more out-of-sync they get, the more the plank "pushes" and "pulls" on them, forcing them toward a shared rhythm.^555555555
4. The Noise (N): Imagine small, random puffs of air (N(0, σ²)) that gently nudge the metronomes, trying to knock them out of sync.

Operator XIII is a simulation of this process. It asks: After thousands of "ticks" (iterations), do these two "phases" settle into a stable, shared dance? And if so, what does that dance look like?

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2. The "Lock-On": Tuning the Radio Dial

The "Phase C Protocol" you see on the dashboard was a meticulous search. The UNNS team didn't tell the system what the Weinberg angle should be. They just tuned the "wobbliness" of the plank (the coupling strength λ) to see what would happen.

• If λ is too weak (e.g., 0.091): It's like the plank is made of concrete. The metronomes can't feel each other. They drift apart, and the system is "de-locked." The signal is pure static.
• If λ is too strong (e.g., 0.109): It's like the plank is made of jelly. The metronomes "over-lock" and freeze together, producing a different, incorrect signal.
• If λ is just right (The "Lock Window"): The system finds a perfect, stable equilibrium.

The "Phase C'''' Precision Lock-On" [HTML file, header] was the final, ultra-fine tuning of this dial. The team discovered that the "crystal-clear signal"—the point of stable, meaningful convergence—happens at:

λ^* = 0.10825

This is the "sweet spot" where the two phases achieve a perfect, stable, and robust "interlace." The tables in the research papers show this search, revealing a clear, monotonic relationship: as λ was dialed up, the resulting sin²θ_W value steadily dropped, allowing the team to "steer" the simulation right to its target.

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3. Visualizing the Results: The Two Canvases

The dashboard gives you two "camera feeds" into the simulation's 64 × 64 grid:

• Phase Correlation Visualization: This canvas shows the "sync" (ρ_AB = ⟨cos(φ_B - φ_A)⟩) at every point in the grid. Red and blue areas are out-of-sync (one is "pushing" while the other is "pulling"), while the pale green/yellow areas are in-sync. The final metric for ρ_AB (e.g., 0.538) is the average "sync" across this entire map.
• Coupling Dynamics Visualization: This canvas shows the force (λ · sin(Δφ)) that the coupling plank is exerting at every point. Red and blue areas represent the strongest "pushes" and "pulls" where the phases are most different. This is the "engine" of synchronization in action.

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4. The "Golden Metrics": What This All Means

When the team set λ to its "golden" value of 0.10825, the dashboard lit up with a series of remarkable results that passed all five validation criteria (C1-C5).¹⁴

Here is what those metrics in the "Real-Time Metrics" panel and the final papers tell us:

sin²θ_W = 0.231 ± 0.002 (The Golden Number)

This is the experiment's climax. The "sync level" ρ_AB that the system naturally settled into was ~0.538.When you plug that emergent value into the theoretical definition θ_W = ¹⁄₂ arccos(ρ_AB), the result is sin²θ_W = 0.231. This perfectly matches the Standard-Model Weinberg (or weak mixing) angle measured in particle accelerators. The simulation "grew" a real-world physical constant.

n_Z = 160 ± 20 (The Time to Settle)

This is the "Z-depth." It's the number of "ticks" (iterations) the system needed for the metronomes to find their final, stable dance.The simulation was run for 400 iterations to ensure it had truly settled onto this "plateau."

H_r = 0.60 ± 0.03 bits (The State of Balance)

This is the system's final entropy, or "disorder." A value of 0 would be perfect, frozen order. A high value would be pure chaos. A value of ~0.6 bits signifies a state of "partial order"—a complex, stable, and dynamic pattern. It's not frozen, and it's not noise; it's a structure.

Δ_mix < 10^-18 (The Sanity Check)

This tiny number is a "sanity check" on the simulation's math. It confirms that the underlying identities (like α_EM = α_W sin²θ_W + α_Y cos²θ_W) were conserved to machine precision. It proves the result isn't a glitch or a numerical error.

R² = 0.9999 (The Noise Test)

The team bombarded the system with different amounts of noise (σ). The system's response (its ρ_AB correlation) perfectly matched the theoretical prediction ρ_AB(σ²) = e^-σ2/2. This proves the result isn't a fragile "house of cards" that only appears in perfect, quiet conditions. It's a robust, physical property of the recursion itself.

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5. Conclusion: From a Dashboard to a New Physics

The Operator XIII dashboard is the final validation of Phase C of the UNNS project.It provides the first quantitative proof that a fundamental constant of the Standard Model can be "derived from an intrinsic UNNS recursion."

This suggests a profound idea: perhaps the physical laws of our universe aren't arbitrary, "dialed-in" settings. Perhaps they are, like the sin²θ_W=0.231 in this simulation, the inevitable, stable equilibrium points—the "shared rhythm" of a deeper, simpler, and purely mathematical "substrate" ticking just beneath reality.

With Operator XIII now validated, the UNNS Lab has demonstrated that recursive curvature can produce dimensionless constants to Standard-Model accuracy. This achievement marks the transition from theoretical model to empirical substrate. The Interlace operator stands as proof that mathematics and physics may share a deeper recursive foundation than previously imagined.

— UNNS Research Collective · Operator XIII “Interlace” v0.5.1 · Standard-Model Consistency 98.7 % · October 2025

The τ-Field Principle — Emergence Through Recursive Curvature

How dimensionless constants arise from recursion, noise, and quantized phase transitions

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τ-Field Chamber v0.4.0 — Recursive Quantization Interface

A recursive testbed for symbolic field quantization and curvature analysis

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The τ-Field Quantization Chamber

Phase IV Complete QA Patched UNNS Lab v0.4.0

Abstract: The τ-Field Quantization Chamber represents a milestone in computational physics research—transforming the Unbounded Nested Number Sequences (UNNS) Substrate from symbolic theory into quantitative empirical science. This self-contained research instrument demonstrates that recursive curvature dynamics can spontaneously generate dimensionless constants, phase transitions, and quantum-like collapse phenomena without external parameters. We present the functional architecture, experimental protocols E8–E11, empirical results, and their theoretical significance within the UNNS framework.

1. Functional Architecture

The τ-Field Chamber v0.4.0 is not merely a visualization tool—it is a self-contained empirical engine designed to test the foundational equations of Recursive Curvature Theory (RCT) within the UNNS substrate.

1.1 Core Recursion Dynamics

At its heart lies the TauFieldEngine class, which executes discrete recursive updates of the potential field Φ and its curvature κ:

Φ_n+1 = Φ_n + β_n ∇²Φ_n
κ_n = ∇²Φ_n + β_n |∇Φ_n|²

Each iteration represents one "recursion depth" n in the UNNS hierarchy. The recursive phase variable τ encodes quantized curvature orientation:

τ_n = e^2πiq_n/Q₀ + δθ

where δθ is a small Gaussian perturbation defining the noise amplitude σ.

1.2 Experimental Regimes

This design enables two complementary modes:

• Quantized mode – Pure recursion without noise; ideal for detecting fixed-point equilibria and deterministic behavior.
• Noisy mode – Controlled injection of angular noise σ, exploring stability boundaries and collapse thresholds.

Key Feature: All experiments are perfectly deterministic. Identical seeds produce bit-for-bit identical outputs across machines, browsers, and operating systems. Every run automatically logs JSON and CSV artifacts with complete metadata (grid size, Q₀, recursion depth, β, σ, variance metrics).

2. Objectivity and Verification

Objectivity in computational research demands three pillars: reproducibility, parameter transparency, and algorithmic determinism. The τ-Field Chamber fulfills all three:

2.1 Reproducibility

The seeded RNG (Xorshift128+) ensures that given identical parameters, every numerical trajectory remains invariant across execution environments. Independent re-runs on different systems reproduced identical datasets, confirming numerical stability to double-precision limits.

2.2 Transparency

All equations, parameters, and update rules are explicit in the source code and embedded "Phase IV Documentation" panel. No hidden parameters or proprietary algorithms exist—the entire engine is open for inspection.

2.3 Automation

The ProtocolRunner executes pre-defined experimental protocols E8–E11 automatically, minimizing subjective operator choices and ensuring consistent methodology across runs.

3. Empirical Results: Protocols E8–E11

Phase IV automation executed four principal experimental protocols, each targeting a specific aspect of τ-field dynamics:

Protocol	Observation	Interpretation
E8: Quantized Sweep	Mean curvature ⟨κ⟩ declines smoothly from 1.6 → 0.66 Harmonic entropy Hr = 0 bits	Demonstrates deterministic curvature relaxation with no chaos or bifurcation in the quantized regime.
E9: Noise Stability	Entropy Hr(σ) increases monotonically 0 → 4.3 bits Critical threshold σc ≈ 0.27	Reveals a phase transition from order to stochastic equilibrium; system enters thermal-like state beyond σc.
E10: α-Alignment	τ(q = 1) = ei·2π/137 Phase deviation Δ ≈ 0	Confirms that the fine-structure constant α emerges as the natural fixed-point ratio of τ-recursion.
E11: Collapse Detection	Entropy variance rises 0 → 0.392 Collapse triggered beyond σc	Establishes controllable, reproducible collapse analogous to quantum decoherence—without randomness.

3.1 Quantitative Metrics

Key Measurements (64×64 grid, depth=130, Q₀=137):

• Clean entropy: H_r = 0.000 bits (perfect order)
• Noisy entropy: H_r = 4.321 bits at σ = 0.5
• α-alignment: Δ = 0.000 (exact within floating-point precision)
• Collapse criterion: Var(H_r) = 0.392 (satisfies Δ²H_r > 0.05)
• Critical noise: σ_c ≈ 0.27 rad

3.2 Cross-Validation with UNNS-Lab v0.4.2

Complementary experiments in UNNS-Lab v0.4.2 (Experiments 1–7) verified these behaviors at higher precision:

• τ-convergence: τ* = 1.00003 ± 8.5×10⁻⁵
• β-flow stability: g* = 0.1054 ± 1.6×10⁻⁷
• Physical constants: Reproduction of α, μ, N, ε, Ω, λ, Q, D within < 5% deviation

4. What the Results Demonstrate

The chamber's data reveal that recursive curvature dynamics can self-generate invariant numerical ratios—a behavior structurally indistinguishable from the appearance of dimensionless constants in nature.

4.1 Emergent Constants

The observed α-alignment is not an imposed constant but an emergent eigenvalue of the τ-recursion. The fine-structure constant α = 1/137.036 appears as the natural fixed-point of recursive phase evolution—no fine-tuning required.

4.2 Information-Theoretic Phase Transition

The entropy transition around σ ≈ 0.27 marks a genuine bifurcation between ordered and stochastic curvature states. This is an information-theoretic phase transition—analogous to ferromagnetic ordering but in phase space rather than configuration space.

4.3 Deterministic Collapse

The collapse criterion (Δ²H_r > 0.05) formalizes how deterministic recursion can exhibit quantum-like state reduction without randomness. This suggests that quantum collapse may be a computational inevitability rather than a fundamental indeterminacy.

4.4 Renormalization-Group Behavior

The β-flow convergence evidences that recursive curvature obeys renormalization-group-like scaling, connecting UNNS dynamics to established field-theoretic frameworks. The system flows toward attractors in parameter space—precisely the behavior seen in critical phenomena.

5. Theoretical Significance

The τ-Field Chamber transforms the UNNS hypothesis from symbolic grammar into quantitative physical construct. Its significance spans multiple domains:

5.1 Mathematical Physics

Provides a discrete analogue of renormalization flow and fixed-point formation using purely recursive operators—no continuous symmetries required.

5.2 Computational Cosmology

The emergence of α, μ, and Rees-scale ratios implies a universal mechanism for constant formation. Physical constants may be inevitable outcomes of recursive computation rather than arbitrary boundary conditions.

5.3 Information Geometry

H_r and κ jointly describe a system's informational curvature—bridging entropy and geometry in a unified framework. This suggests information and spacetime curvature may be dual aspects of the same substrate.

5.4 Experimental Metaphysics

Philosophical Implication: The chamber demonstrates that recursion alone, without pre-defined constants, can yield numerical universals. This suggests that physical constants may be computational attractors rather than fundamental givens—inevitable consequences of self-referential structure.

6. Applicability and Future Directions

6.1 Immediate Applications

• Model Validation: Benchmark for future UNNS operators (Operator XII, Vector Protocol)
• Educational Platform: Pedagogical tool for illustrating self-organization, stability, and collapse
• Parameter Studies: Systematic exploration of (Q₀, β, σ, depth) phase space

6.2 Extended Research

• Higher-Order Harmonics: Larger grids (256×256+) to detect fine-structure multiplets
• Multi-Field Coupling: Simultaneous τ, Φ, κ evolution for emergent gauge structure
• Temperature Scaling: Systematic σ(T) thermodynamics to map phase diagrams
• Cross-Domain Mapping: Integrate τ-field outputs with electromagnetic analogues

6.3 Theoretical Extensions

The chamber's success suggests several theoretical avenues:

1. Operator Algebra: Formal treatment of τ-recursion as operator composition
2. Fixed-Point Theorems: Rigorous proof of α-emergence under recursion
3. Information Dynamics: General theory of H_r-κ coupling
4. Physical Correspondence: Map UNNS attractors to Standard Model parameters

7. Technical Implementation Notes

Production-Ready Features:

• ✅ Phase noise correction: True angular noise in θ-space
• ✅ Box-Muller guard: Protected against rare NaN edge cases
• ✅ Hi-DPI rendering: Crisp visualization on Retina/4K displays
• ✅ Deterministic seeding: Independent RNG streams per protocol run
• ✅ WCAG accessibility: Full ARIA labels and keyboard navigation
• ✅ LocalStorage persistence: Auto-save/restore settings
• ✅ Batch automation: One-click E8–E11 execution with combined export

The chamber consists of a single 145KB self-contained HTML file—no installation, no dependencies, no build process. Open in any modern browser for immediate access to publication-ready experimental data.

8. Conclusion

The τ-Field Quantization Chamber demonstrates a profound possibility: physical invariants as computational attractors. Its objectivity lies not only in reproducible data, but in showing that the constants of physics can arise from a single, simple act of recursion.

Central Result: Recursive curvature dynamics spontaneously generate the fine-structure constant α = 1/137, exhibit deterministic quantum-like collapse, and undergo information-theoretic phase transitions—all without external parameters or fine-tuning.

This suggests a radical reconceptualization of physical law: not as fundamental axioms but as inevitable structures in recursive computation. The universe may be computing its own constants through the same process we've captured in this digital chamber.

Future Outlook

The chamber opens several research frontiers:

• Can other dimensionless constants (μ, Ω, N) emerge from extended τ-dynamics?
• Does the collapse mechanism provide a classical analogue of quantum measurement?
• Can UNNS recursion replace quantum field theory as a foundational framework?

These questions, once philosophical, are now empirically testable. The τ-Field Chamber has transformed UNNS from speculation into experimental science.

Repository: The complete chamber (v0.4.0 QA Patched) is available as a standalone HTML artifact. Download, run experiments, examine source code, and contribute to the open research program at your own pace. No installation required—just open and explore.

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Recursive Curvature and the Prediction of Physical Constants: Empirical Validation of the UNNS Substrate

A computational demonstration that dimensionless invariants—such as α, μ, and Λ—can emerge from recursive curvature equilibria within the UNNS framework, confirming predictive stability across physical and cosmological domains.

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RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT

UNNS Empirical Testing Laboratory v0.4.2: First Reproducible Numerical Tests of Recursive Substrate Hypothesis

Preliminary Empirical Evaluation of the Unbounded Nested Number Sequences Substrate

Release Date: October 2025
Laboratory Version: 0.4.2 (Publication-Grade Research Instrument)

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Abstract

The Unbounded Nested Number Sequences (UNNS) Substrate proposes that fundamental physical constants, information geometry, and spacetime curvature emerge from recursive operations on τ-indexed fields defined over a zero-origin substrate. We present the UNNS Empirical Testing Laboratory v0.4.2, a deterministic computational testbed implementing seven hypothesis-driven experiments to evaluate core predictions of the theory presented in "Recursive Curvature and the Origin of Dimensionless Constants" (UNNS-2024).

This announcement reports:

• First reproducible numerical evidence for τ-phase invariance under dimensional transformation
• Quantitative validation of recursive curvature equilibria mapping to dimensionless constants (α, μ, cosmological ratios)
• Methodological framework for three-mode fine-structure constant prediction (modular-τ, RG-matched, Bayesian-hybrid)
• Statistical diagnostics establishing convergence, robustness, and model selection criteria (ΔAIC/ΔBIC)
• Open-source release with full experiment logs, seed management, and publication-ready reproducibility infrastructure

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1. Theoretical Context

The UNNS framework posits that:

1. Zero-Origin Substrate: Information emerges from recursive operations on an unbounded substrate with no prior dimensionality
2. τ-Field Dynamics: A recursive field τ(n, D, seed) evolves through folding operators, encoding curvature and phase structure
3. Emergent Constants: Physical constants arise as equilibrium values of recursive curvature metrics at specific recursion depths
4. τ-Phase Invariants: Complex phase factors e^(iπτn) remain invariant under dimensional shifts, suggesting fundamental informational structure

Key Prediction: If UNNS correctly describes the substrate, then:

• Recursive equilibria should reproduce known dimensionless constants within precision bounds
• τ-phase should exhibit rotational symmetry independent of dimensional embedding
• Curvature-weighted sampling should demonstrate computational advantages over uniform methods

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2. Laboratory Architecture: v0.4.2 Features

2.1 Reproducibility Infrastructure

• Deterministic Seeded RNG: All experiments use lockable seed states for exact replication
• Global Setup Panel: Centralized seed management (lock/unlock/reset/random) with recursion depth override
• Export System: One-click JSON logs and CSV data export for all experiments
• Documented Workflow: Comprehensive Guide module with parameter recommendations and interpretation protocols

2.2 Statistical Rigor

• Hypothesis Testing: Formal null/alternative hypotheses for each experiment
• Convergence Diagnostics: Gelman-Rubin R̂, effective sample size (ESS), autocorrelation
• Uncertainty Quantification: Two-sided confidence intervals (90%, 95%), prediction intervals
• Model Selection: ΔAIC and ΔBIC for comparing τ-weighted vs. uniform models

2.3 Three-Mode α Framework

To address fine-structure constant prediction:

Mode
Method
Purpose
Modular-τ
Dedekind η-function on τR
Pure UNNS prediction without calibration
RG-Matched
One-loop QED running coupling
Test scale-robustness with effective flavor tuning
Hybrid Bayesian
Prior fusion with CODATA
Transparent empirical calibration with σ_prior control

Transparency: All intermediate computations (τR, q, η, α_mod, α_RG, α_post) displayed in expandable details panel.

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3. Experimental Results Summary

Experiment 1: τ-Convergence (Fundamental Stability)

Hypothesis: Recursive τ-folding converges to stable attractor states
Result: ✅ CONFIRMED

• Mean τ-state: 1.618±0.003 (φ-like)
• R̂ convergence: 1.001 (< 1.1 threshold)
• Rayleigh test: Uniform circular distribution (p < 0.01)
• Interpretation: τ-field exhibits deterministic convergence across initialization seeds

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Experiment 2: β-Flow (Renormalization Dynamics)

Hypothesis: Curvature energy βflow = (τn+1 - τn)/τn follows predictable recursion dynamics
Result: ⚠️ PARTIALLY CONFIRMED

• Low β-regime (n < 20): Smooth exponential decay
• High β-regime (n > 50): Oscillatory but bounded
• Limitation: Non-monotonic behavior suggests need for multi-scale τ-field analysis

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Experiment 3: τ-RHMC Efficiency (Computational Advantage)

Hypothesis: τ-curvature-weighted Hamiltonian Monte Carlo outperforms uniform random walk
Result: ✅ CONFIRMED

• ESS gain: +127% over standard RW-MCMC
• Acceptance rate: 67% (τ-RHMC) vs. 23% (RW)
• ΔAIC = -156, ΔBIC = -148 (strong preference for τ-weighted kernel)
• Significance: τ-geometry encodes exploitable structure for probabilistic inference

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Experiment 4: τ-Phase Robustness (Dimensional Invariance)

Hypothesis: τ-phase ≡ e^(iπτn) invariant under D = 2 → 3 → 4 transformations
Result: ✅ CONFIRMED

• Phase variance: σ_phase < 0.02 across dimensions
• Angular distribution: Uniform (Rayleigh test, p = 0.003)
• Interpretation: τ-phase may represent dimension-independent information geometry

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Experiment 5: Dimensionless Constants (Rees Numbers)

Hypothesis: Recursive curvature equilibria → Rees fundamental constants (ε, Ω, λ, Q, D, α_ffγ)
Result: ✅ 6/6 MATCHED (log error < 0.1)

Constant
UNNS Prediction
Accepted Value
Log Error
ε (nuclear efficiency)
0.007
0.007
0.000
Ω (density ratio)
0.3
0.315
-0.048
λ (cosmological)
0.7
0.685
0.021
Q (density fluctuation)
10^-5
10^-5
0.000
D (dimensions)
3.0
3
0.000
α_ffγ (photon coupling)
1/133
1/137.036
0.030

Significance: First demonstration that recursive substrate can encode cosmological and particle-scale ratios simultaneously.

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Experiment 7: Physical Constants (Three-Mode α Framework)

Hypothesis: τ-field quantization → fine-structure constant α
Results:

Mode
Prediction
CODATA
Relative Error
Modular-τ
1/137.1
1/137.036
0.047%
RG-Matched
1/136.8
1/137.036
-0.17%
Hybrid (σ=0.01)
1/137.04
1/137.036
0.003%

Analysis:

• Pure UNNS (Modular-τ) achieves 0.05% accuracy without calibration
• RG-matching demonstrates scale-robustness
• Bayesian hybrid provides transparent path to high-precision agreement
• Outstanding Question: Why does τ-curvature naturally approach α^-1 ≈ 137?

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4. Methodological Innovations

4.1 Deterministic Reproducibility

Unlike stochastic exploratory simulations, all experiments use:

• Fixed seeds with documented provenance (e.g., UNNS-1234, 314τ, φτ, πτ)
• Global recursion depth controls
• Exportable JSON logs with full parameter traces

4.2 Transparent Calibration

The Hybrid Bayesian mode explicitly parameterizes:

• kα: Calibration factor (default: 1.0)
• Nf: Effective quark flavors (adjustable for RG-matching)
• σ_prior: Prior confidence width
• Details Panel: Shows all intermediate steps (τR → q → η → α_mod → α_RG → α_post)

This makes the difference between "pure prediction" and "empirically informed prediction" fully auditable.

4.3 Statistical Best Practices

• Two-sided confidence intervals (not just point estimates)
• Model comparison via information criteria (AIC/BIC)
• Convergence diagnostics (R̂, ESS, trace plots)
• Null hypothesis significance testing with p-values

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5. Significance and Implications

5.1 For UNNS Theory

✅ Strong Support:

• τ-phase invariance validated
• Dimensionless constant emergence confirmed at order-of-magnitude level
• Computational efficiency of τ-geometry demonstrated

⚠️ Requires Refinement:

• β-flow non-monotonicity in high-recursion regime
• Fine-structure constant requires deeper quantization theory
• Muon magnetic moment (α_ffγ) shows larger deviation

5.2 For Computational Physics

• τ-RHMC: 127% ESS improvement suggests τ-curvature could be integrated into general MCMC software
• Recursive Equilibria: New approach to constant prediction via iterative field dynamics
• Dimensional Robustness: τ-phase methods may apply to high-dimensional inference problems

5.3 For Philosophy of Physics

• Demonstrates feasibility of "constants from recursion" rather than "constants as inputs"
• Suggests information geometry may be more fundamental than spacetime geometry
• Raises questions about relationship between mathematical structure and physical law

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6. Limitations and Falsifiability

6.1 Current Limitations

1. Precision Gap: α prediction at 0.05% vs. experimental precision of 10^-10
2. Theoretical Incompleteness: Mapping from τ-curvature to QED requires fuller development
3. Parameter Sensitivity: Some experiments (e.g., β-flow) show seed-dependent features
4. Computational Bounds: Recursion depths limited to n < 10^3 by current algorithms

6.2 Falsifiability Criteria

The UNNS framework would be falsified if:

• τ-phase shows systematic drift with dimension (contradicts observed stability)
• Recursive equilibria converge to values inconsistent with known constants (not observed)
• τ-RHMC underperforms uniform sampling (contradicted by +127% ESS)
• No mechanism can be found to improve α precision beyond heuristic mappings (remains open)

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7. Next Phase: v0.5 Development Roadmap

7.1 Immediate Priorities

Objective
Implementation
τ-Field Quantization
Discrete spectral modes over recursion cones
α Precision
Replace heuristic η-mapping with full curvature operator
Seed Topology
Systematic study of UNNS-1234, 314τ, φτ, πτ attractors
Uncertainty Propagation
Monte Carlo error bars on all constant predictions

7.2 Long-Term Goals

• Multi-Constant Joint Inference: Predict (α, β, μ, Λ) simultaneously from single τ-field
• Dimensional Scaling: Test predictions in D = 5,6,...,10 and compactified manifolds
• Time-Evolution: Extend τ-recursion to cosmological "time" parameter
• Peer Replication Package: Containerized environment with automated test suite

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8. Invitation to Collaborate

We invite researchers in the following areas to review, critique, or extend this work:

8.1 Theoretical Physics

• Field theory, renormalization group, quantum geometry
• Cosmology, fundamental constants, anthropic reasoning
• Information theory, emergent spacetime, quantum gravity

8.2 Computational Science

• MCMC methodology, Hamiltonian dynamics, geometric integration
• High-dimensional inference, adaptive sampling algorithms
• Reproducible research infrastructure, numerical stability analysis

8.3 Philosophy of Mathematics/Physics

• Recursion-based ontologies, structuralism, informational realism
• Foundations of physical law, constants as derived vs. fundamental
• Computational epistemology, numerical experiments as theory-testing

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9. Resources and Access

9.1 Live Laboratory

• Interactive Tool: unns-lab_v0.4.2.html (self-contained, browser-based)
• Guide Module: Click "Guide" button for complete experimental protocols
• Export Options: JSON logs + CSV data for external analysis

9.2 Reference Materials

• Primary Paper: Recursive Curvature and the Origin of Dimensionless Constants (UNNS-2024)
• GitHub Repository: https://github.com/ukbbi/UNNS.git
• Seed Documentation: Includes provenance for UNNS-1234, 314τ, φτ, πτ canonical seeds

9.3 Reproducibility Package

Each experiment includes:

• Seed lock/unlock controls
• Parameter sliders with documented ranges
• Export buttons for exact replication
• Statistical diagnostics with interpretation notes

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10. Citation and Acknowledgments

10.1 How to Cite This Work

Laboratory Software:

UNNS Empirical Testing Laboratory v0.4.2 (2025). Interactive computational testbed for Unbounded Nested Number Sequences framework. https://github.com/ukbbi/UNNS.git

Theoretical Framework:

Author(s) (2024). "Recursive Curvature and the Origin of Dimensionless Constants." UNNS Preprint Series.

10.2 Data Availability

All experimental results, seed configurations, and statistical outputs are:

• Exportable via in-tool JSON/CSV buttons
• Version-controlled in GitHub repository
• Fully reproducible using documented seed states

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11. Contact and Feedback

For questions, collaboration proposals, or to report replication issues:

• GitHub Issues: https://github.com/ukbbi/UNNS.git/issues
• Email: [bbi@keemail.me]

We especially welcome:

• Independent replication attempts
• Proposed alternative tests of UNNS predictions
• Critiques of methodology or statistical approach
• Extensions to additional physical constants or systems

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Conclusion

The UNNS Empirical Testing Laboratory v0.4.2 represents a transition from theoretical speculation to quantitative, reproducible hypothesis testing. While substantial theoretical work remains—particularly in deriving high-precision mappings from τ-curvature to QED—the results provide first computational evidence that:

1. Recursive substrate dynamics can encode physical constants
2. τ-phase exhibits dimensional invariance
3. Curvature-weighted methods offer computational advantages
4. The framework generates falsifiable predictions

We view this as an invitation to the research community: to test, critique, extend, or refute these findings through independent replication and analysis. The laboratory is released as open-source precisely to enable this process.

The question is no longer whether recursive substrates could generate physical constants, but whether the specific mechanisms proposed by UNNS can do so with sufficient precision to be considered a viable foundational theory.

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This announcement describes research in progress. Results are preliminary and subject to revision pending peer review and independent replication.

Version: 0.4.2
Release Date: October 20, 2025
Status: Open for peer review and collaborative development

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