PUBLIC EVIDENCE DOSSIER

T2Thermal systems2026

Numerical evidence ledger

T2: Claim-Gated Multiscale Audit of Graphene Thermal Interface Formulations: From Composition-Space Traceability to System-Level Identifiability Limits

T2 audits anonymous graphene-enabled thermal-interface formulations through seven stages of traceability, thermal compatibility, packing, microstructure, numerical closure, uncertainty, and system identification. Candidates A and B retain conditional bulk-target compatibility; C does not reach the target in the declared screen. The full hybrid fails its matched platelet-only superiority test, and paste conductivity remains unidentified without independent thickness and contact constraints.

T2
EVIDENCE MODE
Categorical multiscale numerical audit
SCOPE
CLAIM-BOUNDED
Publication
Public publication · DOI
01QUESTION

Research question

Which formulation claims survive a sequential multiscale audit, and can a bulk prediction be identified from assembled-joint observations without independently constrained bond-line thickness and contacts?

02MODEL

MODEL SCOPE

Public model description

Anonymous mass-composition vectors and engineering density priors define a volume-composition audit. Effective-medium relations and packing constraints precede stochastic 2D and coarse-grained 3D transport surrogates. Constitutive/interface uncertainty and a matched platelet-only counterfactual qualify bulk claims. At TIM level, a symbolic steady series model separates two contact contributions from thickness divided by apparent bulk conductivity; their trade-offs create the stated identification barrier.

03EXPERIMENT

PROTOCOL

Declared evidence chain

Seven stages retain extrapolative traceability, effective-medium compatibility, split packing risk, orientation sensitivity, solver corrections, targeted 3D-resolution closure, conditional bulk targets, negative hybrid ablation, and the terminal thickness/contact gate. Failed early numerical branches are preserved rather than used as successful thermal evidence. The corrected public edition consolidates categorical outcomes without new numerical runs or laboratory observations.

Series: T2.1–T2.7 · composition · packing · 2D/3D RVE · matched ablation · BLT/contact identification

  • T2.1–T2.7
  • composition
  • packing
  • 2D/3D RVE
  • matched ablation
  • BLT/contact identification

The labels below preserve the public protocol identity. They are an index to the publication, not a substitute for its full methods or an open reproducibility bundle.

04RESULT

EVIDENCE

Results inside the model

7Public audit stagesT2.1–T2.7; disclosed outcomes are categorical.
A / BConditional bulk-target compatibilityDeclared numerical screen; not measured conductivity.
CBulk target not reachedWithin this screen; not a proof of physical impossibility.
AClear categorical packing marginB and C remain jamming-sensitive; no measured flow curve is provided.
P > HYBRIDMatched platelet-only counterfactualOutperforms the full hybrid in every proposed-candidate branch; comparator-specific result.
BLT + CONTACTIndependent constraints still requiredSystem resistance alone does not identify paste conductivity in the stated series model.

INTERACTIVE MODEL LENS

Passive formulation audit lens

An explanatory thermal-interface view of the three anonymous candidates. It encodes their categorical evidence boundaries, not private microstructures, measured conductivity, or predicted device temperatures.

NORMALIZED EXPLANATORY VIEW
Active stateCandidate A

Conditional bulk compatibility and a packing margin support a testing priority. Hybrid superiority and TIM-level conductivity identification remain unsupported.

Geometry, intensity, timing, and motion in this lens are normalized explanatory encodings. They are not experimental measurements. Published aggregates remain in the evidence signals and source figure.
  1. Candidates A and B retain conditional bulk-target compatibility after the declared controls; Candidate C does not reach the target in the tested screen. Candidate A combines that conditional result with a clear packing margin, while B and C remain jamming-sensitive.
  2. Every proposed candidate lies outside the supplied reference volume-composition hull. Effective-medium compatibility is supported within declared assumptions, but it does not establish measured conductivity or processability.
  3. The tested 2D ensemble is orientation-sensitive and has no detected continuous FLG-only through-span. Earlier solver and 3D-transfer failures remain in the evidence record; downstream interpretation uses the later numerical-closure lineage within its surrogate scope.
  4. The matched platelet-only counterfactual outperforms the full hybrid in every proposed-candidate branch. Hybrid superiority is not supported against this comparator; this does not universally exclude hybrid mechanisms or recommend a manufactured platelet-only paste.
  5. Available system evidence does not identify paste conductivity without independent bond-line thickness and contact constraints. The report supports a conditional testing priority, not a validated formulation, TIM joint, or device benchmark.
05CLAIM BOUNDARY

BOUNDARY

CLAIM BOUNDARY

  1. 01
    Declared numerical protocol

    T2.1–T2.7 · composition · packing · 2D/3D RVE · matched ablation · BLT/contact identification

  2. 02
    Supported model-level finding

    Candidates A and B retain conditional bulk-target compatibility after the declared controls; Candidate C does not reach the target in the tested screen. Candidate A combines that conditional result with a clear packing margin, while B and C remain jamming-sensitive.

  3. Claim boundary
  4. 03
    Requires a separate validation chain

    T2 is a passive formulation audit and does not inherit T1 active phase-guided controller claims. The public categorical record cannot independently reproduce or verify undisclosed metrics or gates. Engineering priors, packing without measured flow curves, 2D topology, and coarse-grained 3D closure do not validate physical properties. Exact recipes, fractions, coefficients, microstructures, grids, thresholds, raw arrays, solver logs, and code remain private. Laboratory conductivity/rheology, dielectric safety, aging, manufacturing, and device performance are outside the supported claim.

Numerical evidence is not physical validation. Transfer to a material, device, organism, environment, or operational service requires a separate validation chain whenever such a transfer is relevant.

06PUBLICATION

Publication record

Author
Nikita Teslia
Programme
Thermal systems
Claim type
Numerical evidence ledger
Year
2026
Publication date
Report version
T2 structured release / corrected public edition
Zenodo record version
v3
Dossier review
Series
T2.1–T2.7 · composition · packing · 2D/3D RVE · matched ablation · BLT/contact identification
License
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22228402

Citation

Teslia, N. (2026). T2: Claim-Gated Multiscale Audit of Graphene Thermal Interface Formulations: From Composition-Space Traceability to System-Level Identifiability Limits (T2 structured release / corrected public edition). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22228402Open publication record

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PROGRAMME TOPOLOGY

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