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Element Projection Lab 0.12.0 — detector-response closure

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01 / THE QUESTION

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Can a fixed detector response and an injected-signal closure test recover a known signal strength, and what can a wrong efficiency hide?

02 / WHAT THE RECORD SAYS

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The counterexample is stronger than a poor fit: a wrong global efficiency can give an exactly identical fit with a wrong source strength.

03 / LIMITS & OPEN POINTS

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A good fit cannot uniquely identify hidden particles, extra dimensions, a universal grid/tick, or theological causes.

04 / THE NEXT QUESTION

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Next bounded test: add an independent synthetic efficiency-calibration sample, derive how its finite uncertainty constrains the signal-strength/efficiency degeneracy, then validate under a new frozen protocol and fresh histories.

05 / CHECKS IN THE RECORD

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- All 192 unit tests pass, including 30 new response/protocol tests. - Independent scalar audit: 1,231,728 checks, zero failures; 9,384 response entries, 552,000 Poisson counts and 18,000 fitted strengths. - It imports no production module: Gaussian integrals use math.erf, sums use math.fsum, and a safeguarded scalar Newton solver replaces production vectorized bisection. Count replay uses the same specified NumPy PCG64 algorithm; it is reproducibility checking, not an independent randomness experiment. Maximum matrix difference is 1.39e-16 and maximum fitted-strength difference is 7.96e-13.

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Latest record of the collider/detector-response line; later releases turn to crystals and leave it unchanged, r-9bcf81fa9421: "The earlier ATLAS benchmark exclusion and recast block remain intact."
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Element Projection Lab 0.12.0 — detector-response closure
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2026-09-20
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Independent research by Anthony Michael Collado.
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