Preprint · Release 15
Prediction & Protocol Ledger: Long-Lived Harmonic State Induction in Photodiodes
Abstract
This release records a dated experimental protocol, predicted observables, pass and fail conditions, and reproducibility requirements for photodiode harmonic-state tests. Its purpose is to distinguish predeclared predictions from later analysis and to define the controls needed for falsification.
Plain-language overview
Research question
What predeclared protocol, observables, and controls are needed to test long-lived harmonic-state induction in photodiodes?
Main contribution
- Records a dated experimental protocol with predicted observables and pass/fail conditions.
- Defines reproducibility requirements and the controls needed for falsification.
- Separates predeclared predictions from later analysis.
Evidence type
Current limitations
This is a predeclared protocol and prediction ledger; it specifies the controls required for falsification rather than reporting confirmed results.
Research assets
- Read & download
- Zenodo record (manuscript and files)
- Code & data
- photodiode — source code and data
- Research program hub
- geometry_of_resonance — equations, manuscripts, and simulations
Related works
Verification and traceability
This section is generated from the canonical publication traceability registry. Empty fields are reported rather than inferred.
- Claim IDs
- Equation IDs
- SymPy audit
- Lean coverage
- Assumptions
- Formalization
- NOT_APPLICABLE
- Empirical state
- PREREGISTERED_PROTOCOL
- Independent replication
- NONE_RECORDED
- Repositories
- Data
Explicit falsifiers
- The preregistered pass conditions are not met under the specified controls, or control devices reproduce the effect.
Open obligations
- Freeze a release, document exact commands and expected outputs, publish hashes and controls, and obtain unaffiliated replication.
Recommended citation
Reyes, R. J. (December 2025). Prediction & Protocol Ledger: Long-Lived Harmonic State Induction in Photodiodes. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17957713
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