Selection protocol
Predeclared targets, null ensembles, look-elsewhere correction, and a shared p ≤ 0.01 decision threshold.
An interactive map of spectral decimation, boundary-condition experiments, and preregistered tests on the Sierpiński gasket—with a clear record of what has and has not been established.
Select a stage to reveal its role, evidence status, and the next place to inspect.
Separate established mathematical structure from finite-level estimation and physical interpretation.
The factor-5 decimation structure produces log-periodic signatures. Numerical estimates at finite graph levels depend on the chosen estimator and counting window; agreement with the known exponent is a consistency check, not a new prediction.
Each statement is bounded by its tested operator, graph level, estimator, and preregistered scope.
Factor-5 scaling and Fukushima–Shima gap structure are numerically reproduced with documented corner-defect corrections for the graph Laplacian.
The theoretical value is known, but broader finite-level estimates remain sensitive to window width and phase. More levels alone do not resolve estimator dependence.
The preregistered tests did not reach the decision criterion. This is a bounded negative result for the tested families, not proof that no possible rule exists.
The documented tests did not reproduce the claimed value. The repository does not present it as an established topological invariant.
The search history is part of the evidence, not an appendix to be hidden.
Predeclared targets, null ensembles, look-elsewhere correction, and a shared p ≤ 0.01 decision threshold.
Environment setup, test commands, fixed-seed protocol runs, and estimator-study reproduction instructions.
Preregistration, code, data artifacts, cumulative ledger, methodology, and versioned project summary.
Earlier apparent matches are retained alongside the methodological reassessment that changed their interpretation.
Explore graph spectra, decimation structure, and possible integer-index correspondences.
Test twist, potential, product-operator, and carpet configurations.
Fix target rules, null pools, thresholds, and power checks before evaluation.
Correct for search multiplicity and record underpowered or unsuccessful tests honestly.
No independent target-index rule established; the finite-window exponent question remains open.
A separate RFT-SIRM research work on recursive graph operators, spectral trace defects, and higher-moment recurrence. It provides broader mathematical context but is not itself a Phi-Genesis result or evidence for the target-index selection claim.
By Evgeny Zaprudnov · RFT-SIRM · 15 October 2026
Read the dissertation ↗Open dissertation repository ↗This interactive portal is a navigation and explanation layer. It does not replace the primary records or upgrade numerical evidence into a theorem.