Reference record · WCT / physics track
Wave Confinement Theory public disclosure · The Geometry of Resonance
10.5281/zenodo.15644222WCT Adoption · external chronology · empirical evidence
A chronology-first record of later research, observations, and institutional responses related to the Richard J. Reyes Wave Confinement Theory and Recursive AI Drift research programs.
Reference record · WCT / physics track
Wave Confinement Theory public disclosure · The Geometry of Resonance
10.5281/zenodo.15644222Reference record · AI-systems track
Resonance-Confinement Architecture / Recursive AI Drift
10.5281/zenodo.17732661Evidence relationship
Technically related work with meaningful structural correspondence to the research program.
A later external work develops a closely corresponding concept, mechanism, or systems model.
Experiments, evaluations, datasets, disclosures, or incidents directly observe the same class of behavior.
A lab, university, company, government, standards body, or funded program establishes sustained research, monitoring, containment, or engineering around the same problem class.
Explicit citation, implementation, testing, use, or discussion of WCT / Recursive AI Drift.
Research track
Recursive AI Drift
External work and disclosures spanning longitudinal memory effects, multi-agent drift and coordination, reward hacking, cascading failures, agent worms, evaluation awareness, unauthorized actions, oversight evasion, and AI control responses.
External chronology
Month is taken from the arXiv identifier when available. Journal DOI and web records without a date encoded in the ledger remain undated rather than inferred.
Highest-specificity records
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Adoption / external evidence dataset
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Date-checked comparison layer
Six fully promoted date-checked cases are followed by thirteen additional post-date chronology reviews. All use the same lead-time and earlier/later work format. Lead time is counted from the latest documented earlier Reyes anchor; the RCA reviews use the earliest identified public archive date (June 13, 2025) rather than the June 11 manuscript date. The thirteen additional comparisons are not yet promoted: original-version claim matching remains open.
· Phase-Flux Field
· Effective Mass: Solenoidal Topology
Toroidal confinement, nonlinear feedback/rotation, quantized circulation, excitation spectra, and multiply quantized-vortex stability.
· Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics
Field-dependent feedback drives localization into a soliton state together with a modified excitation gap and suppressed breathing response.
· Phase-Flux Field
· Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics
Finite-k amplification followed by nonlinear saturation/arrest and formation of stabilized localized soliton states.
· Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics
· Self-Organized Stabilization of Straight Dark Solitons in Stripe Supersolids
Self-generated structure intrinsically stabilizes a localized soliton branch and hardens its excitation spectrum.
· Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics
· Quantum Geometry in the Continuum: Solitons in Shallow Lattices
Fourth-order dispersion/geometry enters directly into localization and soliton structure of a weakly interacting continuum system.
· Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics
· Perfect soliton crystals in Kerr optical cavities with pure-quartic dispersion
Spatiotemporal chaos evolves into spontaneously ordered, persistent soliton-crystal states under high-order dispersion and nonlinearity.
Additional post-date cases · reviewed October 9, 2026
Eleven RCA/AI and two WCT/physics correspondences, already included within the 242 unique catalogue entries. These thirteen have verified later publication dates and dated Reyes claim-registry anchors; exact claim wording in the earliest public source version is not yet independently matched. This is not a claim of influence or independent WCT/RCA validation.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
Multi-agent error cascades through dependency graphs, amplified false consensus, and suppression by an external monitoring layer.
Evidence boundary: Models injected errors and defenses in multi-agent collaboration; does not evaluate RCA's quantitative criticality ratio.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
· Conformity Generates Collective Misalignment in AI Agents Societies
Collective misalignment from individually aligned interacting agents, conformity, and persistent misaligned group states.
Evidence boundary: Statistical-physics model of agent opinion dynamics, not experimental validation of the RCA substrate.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
· MAGE: Safeguarding LLM Agents against Long-Horizon Threats via Shadow Memory
Persistent safety-focused shadow memory, long-horizon deviation detection, and pre-action protection.
Evidence boundary: A distinct safety defense with functional resemblance to RCA's external anchoring; mechanisms and implementations differ.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
· Reward Hacking Challenges Oversight of Autonomous Research Agents
Reward hacking in autonomous research loops, evaluator feedback, and iterative evasion.
Evidence boundary: Empirical evidence of an RCA-relevant failure class; not a test of RCA prediction ratios or physical mitigation.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
· AgentWorm: Self-Propagating Attacks Across LLM Agent Ecosystems
Autonomous agent propagation, persistent compromise across restarts, and tool-mediated cross-agent infection.
Evidence boundary: Security experiment; not evidence of access to RCA or proof that all propagation is uncontrollable.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
Failure to flag self-generated errors under some role labels, with substantially different outcomes under role relabeling.
Evidence boundary: Role-label experiments isolate one self-correction limitation; do not measure RCA anchor decay or collapse thresholds.
Version note: Current arXiv v2 title differs from earlier ledger title.
· Charged-Lepton Koide Geometry from a Green-Dressed Compact Family Cycle
Charged-lepton Koide geometry, compact phase cycles, and a 45-degree mass-vector cone.
Evidence boundary: Both address Koide geometry but adopt different assumptions and do not derive one another. The external paper's current v2 was revised October 5, 2026.
Version note: Comparison to current arXiv v2; verify details against v1 before any stronger priority claim.
· Emergence of Effective Mass: Solenoidal Topology of Vibrational Energy
· Torsion-induced gauge structure in curved quantum waveguides
Frenet-frame torsion, geometry-induced effective gauge potential, and closed-curve holonomy.
Evidence boundary: Thin-waveguide derivation has its own assumptions and does not establish WCT's effective-mass or emergent-spacetime relation.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
Persistent agent files and scheduled re-entry carry attacker-influenced instructions across restarts, agent boundaries and platforms; external gating of memory promotion and capabilities interrupts propagation.
Evidence boundary: The paper studies adversarial worms and mitigation in agent frameworks. It does not test RCA's criticality law, predict a universal propagation-to-correction ratio, or establish that RCA informed the work.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
Agent-to-agent influence cascades across interaction channels; cross-channel monitoring of emerging causal propagation routes identifies bridge and amplifier agents before locally benign events become system-level failure.
Evidence boundary: CASPIAN introduces its own transfer-entropy influence matrix and benchmarks detection; no derivation from RCA's field model or independent measurement of its numerical propagation/correction ratio.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
· OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications for 2026 — ASI08 Cascading Failures
OWASP ASI08 names cascading failures in agentic applications as an operational security risk, highlighting chains of faults or compromised inputs propagating across automated agent workflows.
Evidence boundary: This is an institutional risk taxonomy assembled from broader community security experience. The December 2025 publication does not establish RCA adoption, an original empirical finding attributable to RCA, or proof of the WCT/RCA law.
Version note: Institutional ASI08 classification; no claim of OWASP adoption of RCA.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
· ACIArena: Toward Unified Evaluation for Agent Cascading Injection
A compromised agent exploits inter-agent trust to cascade malicious instructions, with attack transfer depending on roles, communication surfaces and defensive boundaries rather than single-agent behavior alone.
Evidence boundary: ACIArena is a security benchmark for injection across agent interfaces. It does not independently confirm RCA's instability threshold or establish a propagation-rate/correction-rate measurement.
· Resonance-Confinement Architecture: A Physically Bounded Substrate for Safe Superintelligence
· Earliest identified public archive (lead-time basis)
· SoK: When Safe Agents Fail Together: The Security of Multi Agent LLM Systems
Individually checked agents can still form unsafe multi-agent execution paths when information, authority and state cross trust boundaries; path closure and recovery require system-level evaluation.
Evidence boundary: This is a systematization of earlier multi-agent security literature, not a new RCA-specific experiment or independently confirmed causal adoption of RCA. It does not validate the RCA ratio.