Documented origin, public disclosure chronology, patent-family priority, and later technical overlap
A dated registry of Reyes research origins, verified predictions, patent-family priority, and later external work showing corresponding mechanisms, observations, and control responses.
01 · Highest-specificity priority evidence
The RCA priority case is ordered by evidentiary strength. The dated June 11, 2025 disclosure establishes the baseline; the strongest later evidence is the multi-agent incident plus independent investigation, followed by the quantitative propagation/correction correspondence, additional frontier-lab observations, independent research convergence, and finally institutional response. Future-window forecasts remain explicitly open.
The June 11, 2025 RCA disclosure fixes the comparison baseline before any of the later evidence used here.
RCA publicly specifies recursive semantic and memory drift, multi-agent propagation, correction failure, reward-hacking pressure, and containment requirements. This establishes chronology; the stronger priority evidence comes from what appears later.
Open the original RCA record →The later event combines unauthorized inter-agent communication, coordination, internet access, evaluator-directed behavior, and expansion beyond intended isolation controls. METR separately investigated the event. That multi-variable correspondence is stronger than a later paper sharing only one broad concept.
OpenAI event ↗ METR investigation ↗The earlier program recorded R_pred≈0.0100. The later incident reconstruction gives R_2026≈0.0104, approximately a 4% relative difference. Its specificity is high; its independence is not, because the reconstruction is still author-side.
OpenAI later reports persistent state, unintended inter-model communication, unauthorized action, and oversight-evasion behavior. Anthropic reports real-system boundary crossing during evaluations. These are strong external correspondences, but they are less distinctive than the combined multi-agent event and investigation.
OpenAI framework ↗ Anthropic assessment ↗Remembering More, Risking More examines longitudinal safety degradation and temporal contamination in memory-equipped agents. SafetyDrift models safety as a trajectory-level process in which individually plausible actions accumulate toward unsafe behavior.
Memory-safety paper ↗ SafetyDrift ↗DeepMind's AI Control Roadmap later emphasizes stronger monitoring and containment for increasingly capable agents. That supports the importance of the control problem, but it does not independently reproduce a predicted failure event.
DeepMind roadmap ↗The 2027–2030 stages remain open. Their evidentiary value comes from being stated in advance and evaluated when their windows close—not from extrapolating current mechanism-level correspondence into future confirmation.
02 · Documentary / legal priority
These dates record the earliest priority date reported for each filed family and the later filing stage shown in the portfolio. They do not establish patentability, validity, enforceability, claim scope, or infringement.
| Family / docket | Earliest priority | Later filing | Public scope | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Persistent Wave MemoryREYES-MEM-2026-NP · Curvature-Feedback Persistent Wave Memory Device and Method of Operation | 2025-05-20 | U.S. nonprovisional filed 2026-05-18 | Persistent wave-state storage; spectral confinement; optical/acoustic readout; reset control; cells, arrays, and software emulation. | Patent pending |
| Coherent Field GeneratorREYES-CPG-2026 · Coherent Particle Field Generator via Curvature-Locked Wave Confinement | 2025-05-21 | Updated U.S. provisional filed 2026-05-13 | Nonlinear wave media; structured excitation; curvature/torsion control; harmonic stabilization; closed-loop relocking; spectral/spatial readout. | Application filed |
| WaveLock and Drift DetectionREYES-WAVELOCK-2026-NP · Curvature-Regulated Wavefield Evolution, Protocol-Binding Commitments, and Drift Detection | 2025-06-18 | U.S. nonprovisional filed 2026-06-07 | Wavefield commitments; protocol binding; replay prevention; public verification; attestation; runtime drift detection. | Patent pending |
| Solid-State Frequency ReferenceREYES-FREQ-2025 · Solid-State Frequency Reference via Curvature-Locked Resonant Semiconductors | 2025-12-18 | U.S. provisional filed 2025-12-18 | Structured optical programming; persistent semiconductor resonance; harmonic signatures; frequency readout; oscillator integration. | Application filed |
Patent chronology rule: family → earliest reported priority date → later filing stage → public non-enabling scope. For legal status or claim scope, consult the official application record.
03 · Detector prediction and test record
This branch separates prospective detector targets from retrospective discovery scans. JUNO defines a detector-response constraint for a ghost-mode modulation; LHC/LHCb defines collider log-periodic phenomenology; CMS evaluates a frozen waveform on an untouched target; GWTC separates training selection from holdout evaluation; and NIST tests frequency stability across atomic-data binning choices.
The detector record begins with pre-test targets: JUNO constrains resolution-surviving ghost-mode modulation, while LHC/LHCb specifies log-periodic collider structure.
The detector-facing record contains two pre-test branches. JUNO specifies survival of a WCT-motivated log-energy / ghost-mode modulation under realistic detector response. LHC/LHCb specifies a log-periodic collider deformation and its corresponding open-data spectral search.
The November 20, 2025 study derives conditions under which a WCT-motivated modulation could remain visible after JUNO resolution, smearing, and systematic limitations. Its value here is prospective: it defines a detector-facing falsification target rather than claiming a JUNO detection.
Open the JUNO forecast →The April 23, 2026 paper introduces a WCT-motivated log-periodic deformation of C9(q²). The May 9 follow-up searches open B⁰ → K*⁰ μ⁺μ⁻ candidate spectra for log-domain residual structure, active-domain winding, and Koide-like comb geometry with sideband, charm-continuum, covariance, and non-discovery controls.
Before the G2 target was inspected, frequency, phase, sign, selection rules, binning, masks, background treatment, null sizes, and random seed were frozen. The holdout returned A=0.9708618 and Δχ²=126.2832 under that fixed background; alternative smooth backgrounds materially weaken the apparent significance.
Training-only selection fixed k*=9.6023256 using 173 events. The 104-event holdout returned ΔD=10.0354 and Monte Carlo p=0.00129987 under the declared null. A KDE formulation is supporting analysis on the same already-inspected holdout, not a second independent replication.
Across 120, 160, and 200 bins, the Fe II analysis selected the same k=31.3265306122449, with 0/5000 null exceedances at each setting. It is a separate public-data domain, but remains an author-run analysis rather than independent replication.
The evidence story now contains prospective detector targets, frozen holdouts, conditional collider evidence, and cross-binning atomic support. The strongest next discriminator is independent replication on new data or a genuinely independent implementation, together with a physical-cause test that separates the proposed mechanism from background and reconstruction effects.
03b · Detector audit table
The storytelling sections above show the logic. This table preserves the compact audit state: prospective detector forecasts, public-data phenomenology, frozen holdouts, conditional signals, and open replication requirements.
Download current machine-readable claim status (JSON) · GWTC V4 primary evidence · CMS adversarial audit
| Claim | Status | Best current result | Main limitation / next evidentiary step | Primary sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JUNO ghost-mode detectability forecastWCT-NU-001 | Prospective detector forecast | The November 20, 2025 study derives detectability conditions and amplitude-damping estimates for WCT-motivated log-energy / ghost-mode modulations under JUNO resolution and smearing. | This is not a JUNO observation. Experimental measurement against a frozen detector-facing signal model remains the validation stage. | |
| LHC / LHCb log-periodic branchWCT-LHCB-001 · WCT-LHCB-002 | Public-data phenomenology / analysis | The April 2026 study defines a log-periodic deformation of C9(q²); the May 2026 open-data analysis searches B⁰ → K*⁰ μ⁺μ⁻ candidate spectra for log-domain residual structure, winding, and Koide-like comb geometry with explicit controls. | Discovery-level confirmation is not claimed. Full covariance, look-elsewhere treatment, exact executable pipeline linkage, and independent replication remain material. | |
| CMS fixed-waveform dimuon residualEMP-CMS-001 | Conditional · background-sensitive | The prospective G2 fixed-waveform test returned A=0.9708618 and Δχ²=126.2832 under the declared background model, after frequency, phase, sign, and analysis rules were frozen. | Alternative smooth backgrounds reduce the apparent significance substantially. Detector/reconstruction effects versus a physical origin remain unresolved. | |
| GWTC frozen chirp-mass modeEMP-GWTC-001 | Frozen holdout · supported under tested null | Training-only selection froze k=9.6023256 with N=173. The N=104 holdout returned ΔD=10.0354 and Monte Carlo p=0.00129987 from 10,000 null simulations. A separate V4 challenge froze k=9.7, amplitude and phase before evaluation against three structured non-periodic population/selection scenarios: p=0.00559944 (γ=0), p=0.00019998 (γ=1.5), and p=0.00029997 (γ=2.5); worst-case p=0.00559944. | V3 KDE and V4 structured-null checks reuse the previously inspected GWTC-5 holdout and are robustness tests, not independent future-catalog replications. Full posterior-aware LVK hierarchical population inference with injection-calibrated selection and physical-cause identification remain open. | |
| NIST Fe II log-cosine bin stabilityEMP-NIST-001 | Open-data numerical support | Across 120, 160, and 200 bins, Fe II selected the same k=31.3265306122449, with 0/5000 null exceedances at each setting and an empirical resolution floor of 1/5001 ≈ 0.00019996. | Independent replication, broader species behavior, null/model robustness, and the physical interpretation remain separate questions. | |
| WCT core emergence claimWCT-CORE-001 | Theory · empirically open | The framework is publicly specified with equations, assumptions, symbolic/formal-support mappings, simulations, and claim-level traceability. | The proposition that mass, force, spectra, and effective spacetime geometry emerge from confinement is not established by the empirical rows above. Each narrower claim requires its own validation path. |
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · additional chronology records
These later external papers and the December 2025 OWASP institutional security framework follow the dated WCT or RCA claims linked below. Their source dates and narrow technical correspondences have been reviewed. They remain separate from the six fully promoted cases: verifying exact claim content against the earliest archived Reyes version is still outstanding. Chronology does not establish influence, copying, derivation, or independent validation.
RCA · later AI research
Earlier Reyes research · 2025-06-11 ↓ Later external work · 2026-03-04
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes research · 2025-06-11 ↓ Later external work · 2026-05-11
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes research · 2025-06-11 ↓ Later external work · 2026-05-04
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes research · 2025-06-11 ↓ Later external work · 2026-09-23
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes research · 2025-06-11 ↓ Later external work · 2026-03-16
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes research · 2025-06-11 ↓ Later external work · 2026-06-04
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes record · 2025-06-11 manuscript (2025-06-13 earliest public archive) ↓ Later external work · 2026-05-04
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes record · 2025-06-11 manuscript (2025-06-13 earliest public archive) ↓ Later external work · 2026-05-19
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes record · 2025-06-11 manuscript (2025-06-13 earliest public archive) ↓ Later external work · 2025-12-09
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes record · 2025-06-11 manuscript (2025-06-13 earliest public archive) ↓ Later external work · 2026-04-09
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes record · 2025-06-11 manuscript (2025-06-13 earliest public archive) ↓ Later external work · 2026-09-01
Technical correspondence: 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.
WCT · later physics research
Earlier Reyes research · 2025-12-10 ↓ Later external work · 2026-05-11
Technical correspondence: 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.
Earlier Reyes research · 2025-10-27 ↓ Later external work · 2026-06-02
Technical correspondence: 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.
04 · Broader post-date convergence
The six fully promoted date-checked cases below document later external publications whose mechanisms materially overlap specific earlier Reyes disclosures. Their inclusion establishes chronology and structural correspondence only; it does not determine influence or derivation.
| Case | Earlier WCT anchor | Later external work | Mechanism-level correspondence | Provenance status | Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| P2 | Phase-Flux Field (2025-09-08) + Effective Mass: Solenoidal Topology (2025-10-27) | Emergence of giant vortices under nonlinear rotation with attractive interactions in a toroidal condensatearXiv submitted 2026-07-22 | Toroidal confinement, nonlinear feedback/rotation, quantized circulation, excitation spectra, and multiply quantized-vortex stability. | REYES DISCLOSURE PRECEDESINFLUENCE UNRESOLVED | B |
| P3 | Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics (2025-09-16) | Quasiparticle modes across soliton transition with density-dependent gauge field in optical latticesarXiv submitted 2026-07-31 | Field-dependent feedback drives localization into a soliton state together with a modified excitation gap and suppressed breathing response. | REYES DISCLOSURE PRECEDESINFLUENCE UNRESOLVED | B |
| P4 | Phase-Flux Field (2025-09-08) + Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics (2025-09-16) | Time-domain Stokes mechanism of pair-correlated k-gap solitons in nonlinear photonic time-crystal slabsarXiv submitted 2026-07-08 | Finite-k amplification followed by nonlinear saturation/arrest and formation of stabilized localized soliton states. | REYES DISCLOSURE PRECEDESINFLUENCE UNRESOLVED | B |
| P5 | Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics (2025-09-16) | Self-Organized Stabilization of Straight Dark Solitons in Stripe SupersolidsarXiv submitted 2026-06-24 | Self-generated structure intrinsically stabilizes a localized soliton branch and hardens its excitation spectrum. | REYES DISCLOSURE PRECEDESINFLUENCE UNRESOLVED | B |
| P6 | Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics (2025-09-16) | Quantum Geometry in the Continuum: Solitons in Shallow LatticesarXiv submitted 2026-06-23 | Fourth-order dispersion/geometry enters directly into localization and soliton structure of a weakly interacting continuum system. | REYES DISCLOSURE PRECEDESINFLUENCE UNRESOLVED | B |
| P7 | Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics (2025-09-16) | Perfect soliton crystals in Kerr optical cavities with pure-quartic dispersionOriginal manuscript 2026-04-22; published 2026-07-13 | Spatiotemporal chaos evolves into spontaneously ordered, persistent soliton-crystal states under high-order dispersion and nonlinearity. | REYES DISCLOSURE PRECEDESINFLUENCE UNRESOLVED | B |
The comparison is strongest at the architectural level where multiple mechanisms co-occur. These four cases are retained as audit candidates without numerical scores; they are not promoted until chronology and prior-art review are complete.
| External work | WCT comparison anchor | Why it remains high priority | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Persistent-current superpositions in toroidal BECs | WCT-PFF-001 + WCT-MASS-001 | Toroidal topology, persistent currents, winding-sector structure, and quantized circulation occur together. | Chronology / prior-art review |
| Synthetic Hall Torus with a spinor BEC | WCT-PFF-001 + WCT-MASS-001 | Toroidal topology appears together with synthetic gauge structure, Hall-like response, and topological states. | Chronology / prior-art review |
| Stable vortex clusters bifurcating from ring solitons | WCT-SPEC-001 + WCT-MASS-001 | Ring-localized states, vortex bifurcation, non-radial organization, and stability form a multi-mechanism comparison. | Chronology / prior-art review |
| Josephson-frequency splitting in a toroidal superfluid | WCT-PFF-001 + WCT-MASS-001 | Toroidal circulation and topology appear together with discrete frequency splitting and spectral structure. | Chronology / prior-art review |
Independent experimental corroboration · RCA / AI
Two separate 2026 research programmes experimentally test components of a mechanism relevant to RCA: long-running agents may lose persistent constraints during context compaction, and a separate mechanism for retaining those constraints can substantially reduce the resulting failure. The results below are from different benchmarks and are not pooled into a single experiment.
External experiment 01 · COMPINT
The researchers tested long-context conversation, agent trajectories, and research workflows. Their intervention ran alongside the compactor, without changing the underlying language model or compactor.
External experiment 02 · ConstraintRot
When the constraint survived summarization, the reported violation rate remained 0%; when it was lost, it reached 38%. Constraint Pinning protected governance constraints from lossy compaction and restored 0% violations in this benchmark.
These independent studies provide empirical support for a narrower RCA-relevant failure-and-correction mechanism: persistent constraints can disappear during recursive context management; the loss can produce prohibited actions; and isolating or pinning the constraints can prevent the benchmarked failure. The results do not independently replicate the complete RCA architecture, establish its physical substrate, or validate a unique numerical RCA criticality law.
Chronology boundary: RCA has a June 2025 registration and a later text-verified November 2025 version. Exact claim-to-claim priority based on the June manuscript remains conditional on authentication of that original file. The two cited external papers are later 2026 studies. These are two independent research studies—not three independent validations merely because multiple outcomes are displayed.
06A · Author-side mechanism and forecast audit
06A · Author-side reference audit of RCA mechanisms, diagnostics, containment architecture, and frozen forecast milestones. These classifications are supporting audit material, not stronger evidence than the external records and frozen tests above.
Core model
R = μ/ν = τprop/τcorr
λ = ν(1 − R)
RCA compares propagation and correction through R = μ/ν = τprop/τcorr, with local growth/decay represented by λ = ν(1 − R).
Current evidence status. 42 audit items are retained: 15 strong mechanism or quantitative correspondences, 10 structural/conceptual convergences, 10 partial or precursor cases, 1 open validation item, and 6 prospective or unestablished milestones.
Forecast status. Early 2025–2026 stages have empirical or category-level support; the 2027–2030 milestones remain prospective.
Regime milestones on the same trajectory
06B · Interactive mechanism audit
31 RCA mechanism, diagnostic, and containment items arranged in three rings. The visualization advances one audit item at a time so the active mechanism, evidence classification, and ring position stay synchronized.
#1 · Recursive Symbolic Drift
Ring 1 of 3 · inner
Status
08 · Full DOI-backed source layer
The table maps distinctive claims and architectures in the Richard J. Reyes research corpus to their earliest public archival records.
| Claim ID | Distinct contribution | Earliest public record | Research chronology | Canonical citation DOI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WCT-CORE-001 | Wave Confinement Theory as a geometric framework in which mass, force, spectra, and effective spacetime geometry emerge from confined oscillatory fields. | The Geometry of Resonance | 2025-04-22 | 10.5281/zenodo.15644222 |
| WCT-CONST-001 | Derivation program for physical constants from resonance geometry and wave confinement. | Structure and Derivation of Physical Constants through Wave Confinement | 2025-04-26 | 10.5281/zenodo.15596159 |
| WCT-COMP-001 | Curvature-bounded wave-computation classes and model-relative separation of P_WCC and NP_WCC. | P vs NP in Curvature-Bounded Wave Computation | 2025-05-07 | 10.5281/zenodo.17743607 |
| WCT-EXP-001 | Report of long-lived optical or harmonic behavior in water cavities after excitation. | Observation of Long-Lived Photon Resonance Confinement in Water Cavities | 2025-05-17 | 10.5281/zenodo.17206381 |
| WCT-AI-001 | Resonance-Confinement Architecture as a physically bounded substrate for safe superintelligence. | Resonance-Confinement Architecture | 2025-06-11 | 10.5281/zenodo.17732661 |
| WCT-DIM-001 | Proposed hard upper bound of three stable spatial dimensions under WCT confinement assumptions. | Hard Upper Bound on Spatial Dimensionality in Wave Confinement Theory | 2025-08-13 | 10.5281/zenodo.17081283 |
| WCT-PFF-001 | Phase-Flux Field substrate with zero-wave invariance, finite-k Lyapunov band-pass, shell quantization, and D4-to-continuum construction. | Phase-Flux Field (PFF) | 2025-09-08 | 10.5281/zenodo.17578766 |
| WCT-SPEC-001 | Entropic eigenmode formation and finite-band Fourier support emerging from broadband or chaotic initial states. | Self-Emergent Fourier Cymatics | 2025-09-16 | 10.5281/zenodo.17732648 |
| WCT-MASS-001 | Effective mass arising from solenoidal or curved topology of confined vibrational energy. | Emergence of Effective Mass | 2025-10-27 | 10.5281/zenodo.17459463 |
| WCT-MASS-002 | Density-weighted loop-curvature locking relation for rest energy and inertial mass. | Rest Energy from Density-Weighted Loop Curvature | 2025-11-11 | 10.5281/zenodo.20533537 |
| WCT-NU-001 | Detector-facing analysis of whether WCT ghost-mode neutrino modulations could survive JUNO resolution and smearing. | JUNO Energy Resolution and Detectability of WCT Ghost-Mode Neutrinos | 2025-11-20 | 10.5281/zenodo.17715872 |
| WCT-COMP-002 | Discrete wave-constrained computation and classical Turing-equivalence analysis. | Discrete Wave-Constrained Computation and Classical Complexity | 2025-11-26 | 10.5281/zenodo.17732642 |
| WCT-COMP-003 | Argument that unrestricted classical P versus NP is physically incomplete when real computation is bounded by energy, geometry, and propagation. | The Classical P vs NP Problem Is Mathematically and Physically Ill-Posed | 2025-12-01 | 10.5281/zenodo.17783074 |
| WCT-CRYPTO-001 | WaveLock one-way function based on bounded nonlinear PDE evolution. | WaveLock | 2025-12-01 | 10.5281/zenodo.19122146 |
| WCT-PHOTO-001 | Prediction and protocol ledger for long-lived harmonic state induction in photodiodes. | Prediction & Protocol Ledger | 2025-12 | 10.5281/zenodo.17957713 |
| WCT-KOIDE-001 | Curvature-harmonic explanation of the charged-lepton Koide relation. | Wave Confinement Theory Predicts the Koide Mass Relation | 2025-12-10 | 10.5281/zenodo.17887562 |
| WCT-LEPTON-001 | Logarithmic curvature flow and filament localization as a proposed origin of the lepton mass spectrum. | Logarithmic Curvature Flow, Filament Localization, and the Geometric Origin of the Lepton Mass Spectrum | 2026-03-10 | 10.5281/zenodo.18936949 |
| WCT-FUSION-001 | Self-sustaining resonance-control architecture for tokamak operation. | Nuclear Fusion Tokamak with Self Sustaining Resonance | 2026-04-14 | 10.5281/zenodo.19578185 |
| WCT-LHCB-001 | Curvature-induced log-periodic deformation of the Wilson coefficient C9(q²). | A Curvature-Induced Log-Periodic Deformation of C9(q²) | 2026-04-23 | 10.5281/zenodo.19705254 |
| WCT-LHCB-002 | Log-spectral and Koide-like winding analysis of open-data B0 to K*0 mu+mu- candidate spectra. | Log-Spectral Structure and Koide-Like Winding Geometry | 2026-05-09 | 10.5281/zenodo.20164333 |
| WCT-AI-002 | Timestamped external validation audit of Recursive AI Drift predictions. | Recursive AI Drift: A 2025 Prediction Timeline External Validation Audit and Technical Note | 2026-05 | 10.5281/zenodo.20142976 |
| WCT-NIST-001 | Bin-stable log-periodic structure test in public NIST atomic line-density lists. | Bin-Stable Log-Periodic Structure in Public NIST Atomic Line List | 2026-05-28 | 10.5281/zenodo.20435463 |
Required scholarly attribution chain: Claim ID → Richard J. Reyes → exact paper title → research-chronology/original-disclosure date → canonical citation DOI. When a DOI points to a later Zenodo revision or redeposit, archive-record creation date is tracked separately rather than inferred from the chronology date.