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Reproducing ÆQORIA

This Hugging Face edition preserves the original research release under research/ and as releases/AEQORIA_Complete_Research_Release.zip. The PDF, mathematical source, reference code, and original test record are unchanged. Packaging validation is recorded separately under validation/.

Environment

The original run used Python 3.13.5, NumPy 2.3.5, SciPy 1.17.0, SymPy 1.14.0, and mpmath 1.3.0. Use Python 3.13 with the pinned requirements for the closest reproduction. The uploader has its own environment and only needs Python 3.10 or newer; installing the uploader does not install scientific dependencies.

From a downloaded copy of this repository:

cd research
python -m venv .venv-research

Activate the environment on Windows PowerShell with .venv-research\Scripts\Activate.ps1, on Windows Command Prompt with .venv-research\Scripts\activate.bat, or on macOS/Linux with source .venv-research/bin/activate. Then:

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
python verify_aeqoria.py --output ../local_results/verification.json

The expected summary is:

PASS: 142 checks; categories: {'symbolic': 10, 'algebra': 7, 'numerical': 116, 'high_precision': 9}

The command also writes asymptotics.json beside its selected output. Using local_results/ keeps the original evidence record unchanged. Runtime, interpreter version, and some floating-point residuals may vary. The verifier's embedded date is a release label; the separate packaging report identifies the fresh execution.

Regenerate the example tables

python create_examples.py

This evaluates the explicit circle design with 80-digit mpmath arithmetic and updates research/results/circle_examples.csv and .json. Both files were regenerated in a separate temporary copy during packaging and matched the originals byte for byte. These values describe a constructive circle family, not certified finite-length global optima.

Verify original release integrity

Run the following from research/:

from pathlib import Path
import hashlib

root = Path('.')
for line in (root / 'MANIFEST_SHA256.txt').read_text().splitlines():
    expected, name = line.split('  ', 1)
    assert hashlib.sha256((root / name).read_bytes()).hexdigest() == expected, name
print('All original release hashes match.')

The original manifest covers 38 files. The enclosing original ZIP has SHA-256:

c29d3d15986dd1655e3758c2cf377582e661d7a687de1ff4e275f14a0db90b6b

Rebuild the manuscript

Install a TeX distribution with pdfLaTeX, latexmk, and the packages listed in the main source. From research/:

latexmk -pdf -interaction=nonstopmode AEQORIA_Sharp_Holonomy_Observation.tex

The supplied PDF has 67 physical pages. The original release records its PDF build and layout inspection; packaging checks the supplied PDF page count and integrity, and does not claim a fresh LaTeX rebuild.

Evidence boundary

The suite checks selected symbolic identities, finite-dimensional algebra, numerical instances, and high-precision asymptotics. It does not exhaust all loops, formally verify the manuscript, establish worldwide priority, or replace independent mathematical review. Refer to research/CLAIM_LEDGER.md for the proof/evidence map and to research/STATUS.json for the original status.