Canonical provenance
Wave Confinement Theory (WCT) is a research program developed by Richard J. Reyes beginning in 2025. This page documents the reproducibility and frozen-release workflow within the public WCT research corpus. Publication dates and DOI records are indexed in the publication archive , with claim-level chronology in the priority registry .
Synchronized frozen release
WCT-2026.2 · June 29, 2026
Reproduce the current 142-object WCT stack from exact source commits.
One command rebuilds and checks the canonical equation source, complete SymPy audit, effective registry, 62-ID Lean typed-support layer, synchronized public surfaces, deterministic finite-band simulation, and recorded artifact hashes.
git clone https://github.com/rickyjreyes/rickyjreyes.github.io.git
cd rickyjreyes.github.io
make reproduce
142 canonical objects
62 typed Lean IDs
80 registry-only IDs
4 pinned repositories
Release delta
The frozen formal layer now matches the maintained 62-ID state.
Coverage progression: 18 → 50 → 62 equation-specific Lean mappings. WCT-2026.2 freezes 62 mapped IDs and 80 registry-only IDs while preserving the complete 142-object registry.
The 62 mapped objects span exact algebraic theorems, dimensional lemmas, finite-dimensional analogues, conditional theorems, analytic contracts, definitions, counterexamples, and one unresolved proposition.
Choose an environment
Run directly, through Docker, or inside Nix. Every method reads the same manifest and exact source commits.
Direct For a workstation with Python, Git, Make, Lean, and Lake.
make reproduce
Docker Build the dated Ubuntu environment and run the release in a container.
make docker-build
make docker-reproduce
Nix Enter the pinned development shell and execute the same target.
nix develop
make reproduce
What the command verifies
The release fails when commits, sources, builds, counts, or artifacts drift.
Exact Git state Clones four repositories at manifest-pinned commit SHAs.
Source identity Checks selected canonical files using Git blob hashes.
SymPy audit Runs tests, full coverage, strict-theory checks, registry compilation, and reproducibility verification.
Lean formal layer Audits sources, retrieves the pinned Mathlib cache, and runs lake build.
Formal coverage partition Requires exactly 62 canonical map entries and 80 registry-only IDs.
Published synchronization Requires the public Lean surface to display 142, 62, and 80 consistently.
Simulation artifacts Regenerates the deterministic field, spectrum, figure, and summary and checks SHA-256 values.
Final report Records commits, source blobs, environment versions, counts, boundaries, and output hashes.
Final machine-readable result release-output/WCT-2026.2/reproduction-report.json
Computational output
Representative finite-band diagnostics. Visual examples from the maintained WCT research assets show the kinds of field and spectral structure examined by the computational layer.
Near-onset amplitude Field-amplitude diagnostic from the corrected Phase-Flux Field simulation set.
Near-onset phase Phase organization in the corresponding computational run.
Selected spectrum Two-dimensional spectral diagnostic used to inspect finite-wavenumber selection.
Frozen sources
The release does not follow moving main branches.
Layer Repository Pinned commit
Canonical equations and stabilized simulation geometry_of_resonance 7d78bf652d1aeb0e3d04f82abf142054142d6d36
Symbolic audit and 62-ID interoperability map wct-sympy 8276dd81f67604c467ebd7c4becbae85fe1eb5ce
Canonical registry and typed formal declarations wct-lean 3e077ad2c3bc0f5b4d5fa2b26ee341ff16ca73bc
Synchronized published surfaces scholar site 41b565642069e9673333727b21bf7e180e209e25
Inspect before running
Every release component is directly accessible.