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This document pre-registers an empirical test of a specific prediction about the relative sensitivity of polarization observables to different classes of theoretical input in quasi-elastic proton knockout reactions. The prediction is that optical-potential parameters govern polarization-observable predictions more strongly than non-optical-potential parameters (bound-state wavefunction choice, nuclear current operator prescription, electromagnetic form factor parametrization)

The Law of Recursion Applied to the CMS Collaboration’s Quark Wake Measurement Paper 7 of 8: The Law of Recursion Applied Across Domains Don L. Gaconnet LifePillar Institute for Recursive Sciences ORCID: 0009-0001-6174-8384 DOI: 10.17605/OSF.IO/MVYZT April 2026 Abstract This paper demonstrates that the CMS Collaboration’s measurement of quark wake dynamics in quark-gluon plasma (QGP), published in Physics Letters B 874 (2026), constitutes independent empirical confirmation of

Asteroid Sample Return and the Material Continuity of the H-C-O Triadic Minimum Addendum to Paper 3: The Law of Recursion Applied to Interstellar Chemistry Don L. Gaconnet LifePillar Institute for Recursive Sciences ORCID: 0009-0001-6174-8384 April 2026 Abstract Paper 3 of this series (The Law of Recursion Applied to Interstellar Chemistry) established that the recursive architecture—the H-C-O triadic minimum, the seven-node topology, the rewriting principle—is preserved cont

Second-Order Selectivity and the ESCRT-Independent Pathway as Further Confirmations of the Gaconnet Membrane Law Addendum to Paper 6: The Law of Recursion Applied to Cell Biology Don L. Gaconnet LifePillar Institute for Recursive Sciences April 2026 Abstract Paper 6 of the Law of Recursion Applied series demonstrated that three processes in nuclear envelope biology—ESCRT-III-mediated rupture repair, BAF-dependent membrane reformation, and post-mitotic nuclear envelope reassem