Citable research record

RBFL papers and DOI records

Start with the current 3D Sine-Intersection Field Mechanics paper, then use the DOI and reproducibility links to audit how the RBFL/RBFT framework has developed.

Publication status: these records are preprints and research materials. A DOI provides a persistent citation record; it does not mean the work has passed peer review or been independently validated.

Primary current paper

RBFL 3D Sine-Intersection Field Mechanics

The current mechanism paper explains the coherence factor through three-dimensional sine-phase amplification, baseline response and cancellation while keeping the compact acceleration law unchanged.

Download the paper DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20724744

Unified-law and architecture record

RBFL/RBFT 6.0 Unified Law Candidate

The longer report documents the route from the fixed acceleration law to the current unified candidate and separates law terms from post-test diagnostic channels.

Download the unified-law report · DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20711283

Reproducibility record

RBFL SPARC reproduction package

The package contains source materials, expected outputs and figures used in the project’s galaxy rotation-curve and detector-stage work.

Download the full package · DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20595815

Related speculative branches

The website also hosts separate theory notes on ignition field handoff, coherent luminous-node laboratory analogues, sonoluminescence and dark-sector accumulation. These branches do not alter or validate the locked galaxy-acceleration law.

How to cite responsibly

  • Use the specific DOI for the version or branch being discussed.
  • Describe the materials as preprints or project research unless a record states otherwise.
  • Keep detector-stage results separate from evidence for a physical mechanism.
  • Link to the reproducibility package when discussing numerical results.

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