Preliminary Summary of Harmonic Readout and c=1 Area Sweep in an AB Two-Body Closed Phase System

Noriaki Kihara

Published Jul 12, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

This V3 release updates the AB two-body harmonic readout and c=1 area sweep summary while keeping the original scope and claims unchanged. V3 applies the fermion-like recoil map to chi_read as the scattering-matrix factor q_out_factor. The result confirms that the harmonic acceleration-like readout frame and the chi-tau surface remain evaluable in the AB two-body closed phase system. The paper still does not claim a native inverse-area, inverse-law, or inverse-square-law derivation.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21318696

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