X6 Spectral Astrolabium

OPEN RESEARCH · PUBLIC PREVIEW

Explore the question. Inspect the evidence.

X6 Spectral Astrolabium is an open research hub for signals, graphs and causal orders. Start with a browser experiment, explore a research module, or reproduce a finite reference calculation.

AI concept illustration of the proposed Sagnac laboratory with a photon source, four detector channels, time tagging and digital analysis.
PHOTONICS · PROPOSED EXPERIMENTFrom light signals to measurement data

AI concept illustration, not a photograph of an assembled experiment. Optics, devices and displays are illustrative; the setup provides no experimental evidence for RAX-CQG yet.

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NEW · CAUSAL-SET BENCHMARK 0.2.0 · 16 OCT 2026

RAX-CQG

Repaired research lab for finite causal orders: computed spectra, interval counts, raw data and reproducible reference checks.

Exploratory software prototype, not validated quantum gravity. Architecture v0.1 remains a research draft; CQG-01–08 have not been executed as a complete test campaign.

More tools & references

Launch either browser application above. These starting points lead to the relevant instructions, prerequisites and documented checks.

LOCAL INSTALLATION

Shared workflow

Run signal, spectral and RAX jobs locally, export results and replay calculations. Follow the setup and launch instructions.

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ASTROLABIUM · TAB 07

Sagnac data import

Inspect synthetic examples and SGNCv007 recordings in the Astrolabium. The local bridge requires Python; this does not demonstrate optical device control.

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LOCAL REPRODUCTION

Reference edition & test suite

Versioned reference packages and ten documented offline reports. Follow the download, prerequisite and reproduction instructions.

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LOCAL NODE.JS EXAMPLE

Edge signal task

Run, export and replay a bounded signal task locally. An executable reference example for getting started with Edge workflows.

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Choose your starting point

01

Understand

What is being studied, and what do the results actually say? A plain-language introduction to the research and its limits.

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02

Try

Explore signals and graphs in the Astrolabium or compare reference filters in Signal Lab. Synthetic examples show results and counterexamples.

Run a first experiment →

03

Verify

Follow pinned sources, reproduce documented calculations and inspect the next acceptance gate. Negative results remain visible.

Reproduce and review →

CURRENT RESEARCH PRIORITY

Lorentzian spectral geometry

The complete exact test of 2,045 seven-element causal orders refutes the two-moment H7 hypothesis: two nonisomorphic pairs remain. Inspect all counterexamples and reproduce the separate enumeration and algebra checks. This finite result does not establish a physical theory.

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Explore the research

Find the authoritative source

39 modules are described in the register dated 2026-10-16. The register records source locations and evidence; it is not a live qualification badge.

Full source and evidence register · JSON

The configured research-agent window includes Sunday, 18 October 2026. The exclusive cutoff below is a schedule limit, not evidence of execution. After this cutoff the window is closed.

· 2026-10-18T22:00:00Z