Research question
Does a copied phase node preserve gradients, energy behaviour, agent trajectories, and task utility after transplantation?
MODEL SCOPE
Public model description
A localized phase node is treated as a transferable simulated configuration. Source and replica are compared through gradients, energy behaviour, trajectories, and task utility rather than through visual resemblance alone.
PROTOCOL
Declared evidence chain
Two- and three-dimensional transplantation, behavioural reuse, multi-agent crowding, and task re-orientation probe which functions survive transfer without a new training stage.
Series: 2D/3D replication · behaviour reuse · crowding · task shift
- 2D/3D replication
- behaviour reuse
- crowding
- task shift
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.
EVIDENCE
Results inside the model
INTERACTIVE MODEL LENS
Structure-transfer lens
A source-to-replica view of localized field transfer, functional comparison, and selected task re-orientation without retraining.
The target field receives a copied model configuration.
- Localized nodes are reproduced in the target field under the tested transfer protocol.
- The report documents behavioural reuse and crowding mitigation.
- Task re-orientation occurs without a new training stage in the selected scenarios.
BOUNDARY
CLAIM BOUNDARY
- 01Declared numerical protocol
2D/3D replication · behaviour reuse · crowding · task shift
- 02Supported model-level finding
Localized nodes are reproduced in the target field under the tested transfer protocol.
- Claim boundary
- 03Requires a separate validation chain
Replication means copying a simulated field configuration; it is not biological reproduction, self-replicating hardware, or evidence of an autonomous cognitive entity.
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.
Publication record
- Author
- Nikita Teslia
- Programme
- Foundational systems
- Claim type
- Simulation study
- Year
- 2025
- Dossier review
- Series
- 2D/3D replication · behaviour reuse · crowding · task shift
- License
- See supplied publication
- DOI
- 10.5281/zenodo.15715990
Citation
Teslia, N. (2025). Phase-Locked Quantum-Plasma Processor V7 — Replication of Cognitive Structures. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15715990Open publication recordThe DOI is the canonical external record. The site condenses the public publication and does not replace it.
PROGRAMME TOPOLOGY
Research lineage
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