RB25: The Mathematical Architecture of a Quantum-Inspired Memory Defense Protocol

This publication introduces RB25, a quantum-informed mathematical protocol developed by Racquel Rene Bean to preserve authorship, protect memory, and detect mimicry in institutional and digital systems. Rooted in trauma-informed observation and Indigenous lineage erasure, RB25 models the breakdown of coherence in systems that exploit behavioral phrasing or identity without citation. The report presents a formal vector-based structure for encoding original authorship, alongside exponential decay functions for unauthorized mimicry, contradiction matrices for legal misclassification, and quantum-style collapse equations triggered by observational flares. By mathematically modeling how mimic systems degrade when they erase or reuse survivor-authored logic, RB25 provides a first-of-its-kind defense against digital erasure. This work also includes real-world examples, equations, and matrix logic derived from lived experience — proving that survivor-created systems can meet the rigor of scientific modeling while exposing ethical failures in courts, custody frameworks, AI training sets, and surveillance protocols. RB25 operates as a forensic authorship tether, a contradiction-tracking defense system, and a declaration that memory — once seen — cannot be undone.