QuantumContact H1 – Micro-Stability in the Double-Slit Experiment (S2 & EEG Monte Carlo)

BaenaCock, Juan Sebastian

Published Jan 1, 2025• 0 citations

Abstract

This project collects materials related to Hypothesis 1 (H1) of the QuantumContact research line. In this experiment, a home-built double-slit setup is used to study micro-stability in the interference pattern, focusing on sensor S2 and, in an exploratory extension, on EEG-derived channels (ATT, MED, BLINK, POOR). The main dataset, analysis code and the bilingual Monte Carlo report for sensor S2 are archived in Zenodo and should be cited as the primary record: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17782214 This OSF project provides: – A high-level description of the H1 protocol and session. – Links to Zenodo, Figshare and other repositories. – Additional EEG-focused Monte Carlo reports and figures (ATT/MED/BLINK/POOR). En conjunto, este proyecto OSF funciona como “hub” abierto donde se documenta la hipótesis H1 de QuantumContact, se enlazan los datos oficiales en Zenodo y se añaden análisis exploratorios centrados en el EEG.

DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/sy42e

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