Research

These pages are the technical background behind WORLDLINE. They are included from the repository as written, and they are the record of what is claimed, what was measured, and what remains open. They explain why, not how to use. For usage, start with Get started.

Document	What it is
Thesis and prior art	The problem, the four contributions stated so that they can be falsified, prior art and what is reused versus new, and the defining experiment.
Technical report	Measurements only: guided versus random exploration, minimization, genome transfer with a negative control, the evidence kernel, the agent loop on GitLab, releases and deployment, and the limitations.
Roadmap	The research program: each item names its question, the experiment that would settle it, and what would count as failure.

flowchart LR
  T[Thesis<br/>claims + falsifiers] --> R[Report<br/>what was measured]
  R --> M[Roadmap<br/>what would settle the rest]
  M -.new experiments.-> R

Claim ceiling

The headline results are EMPIRICALLY_VALIDATED on synthetic scenarios (plus one real-data truth stream) on one machine. Nothing is PROVED_WITHIN_MODEL. Transfer is within the shared Event v1 substrate, not across heterogeneous codebases.