Monitored-Recurrence Reference-Switch Experiment
A lab-facing entry point for a sealed A1 reference-switch proposal using first-detection recurrence resonances.
Does a reciprocal switch between two physically qualified scheduler roles move the location of the same monitored-recurrence transition?
No existing Barkai-group result is interpreted as evidence for QTT. This protocol contains no laboratory result.
If the A1 terminal graph cannot be certified before data, the outcome is TARGET_NOT_ACTIVATED, not a theory verdict.
This is the registered result after ordinary clock transfer and a qualified reciprocal role swap.
This target is executable only once the pre-data activation certificate is signed.
The preregistered power gate is logarithmic: u_Delta <= 0.0158347184 for bare five-standard-deviation separation; the declared design goal is u_Delta <= 0.008. Failure produces QUALIFIED_BUT_UNDERPOWERED, not support for either target.
- 1. Monitored system. Identify a finite-dimensional evolve-measure-restart system and phase-merger transitions that can be mapped without visual selection.
- 2. Qualified roles. Build the disciplined and autonomous scheduler roles, plus their ordinary clock-transfer function. An autonomous device is not automatically an A1 terminal.
- 3. Activation packet. Freeze Hamiltonian lock, role swap, transfer, finite-N model, covariance decision, raw schema, blindness firewall, and source-to-hardware reasoning before target blocks.
- 4. Controls. Use hidden-sign frequency offsets, trigger latency, timing jitter, gain, and drift injections. The paper requires a primary restart horizon N >= 1024 unless a pre-data simulation justifies equal or better root resolution.
- 5. Open one frozen estimator. Report the point comparison, uncertainty, eligibility diagnostics, and every failed gate. No replacement angle or post-hoc exception is allowed.
A first conversation should decide whether the platform can realize the terminal topology and whether the controls are credible. Before a campaign begins, agree in writing on scope, authorship, data access, budget, and release terms. The point is a clean test, not a vague signal hunt.
- Artian Monitored-Recurrence Reference-Switch Preregistration - stable concept DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21703683.
- Zenodo release package - paper, numerical receipt, reproducibility code, adversarial reviews, checksums, and blank laboratory-packet templates.
- Wang, Yin and Barkai, Temporal Interference from Topological Transitions in Monitored Quantum Dynamics - the standard monitored-dynamics context used here.