Interference Construction of a Perfect Reflection Map from a Fermionic Inverse-Phase Core

Noriaki Kihara

Published Jul 10, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

This release publishes an additional constructive experiment in which the direct direction-reversal rule used in a previous AB/C complete elastic-reflection simulation is replaced by a local exchange-interference map controlled by the internal phase of a fermionic inverse-phase core. The release includes Japanese and English manuscripts, TeX/PDF builds, the executed numerical script, result JSON/CSV files, figures, and a reproducibility bundle.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21295479

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