Airy Beams Meet CODES_ Structured Resonance Predicted Neutron Chirality Behavior Before NIST

Abstract In April 2025, researchers at NIST and collaborating institutions reported the first successful generation of curved neutron beams—Airy beams—demonstrating properties of self-healing, diffraction-based curvature, and potential applications in chirality research. This paper establishes that the CODES framework (Chirality of Dynamic Emergent Systems), developed and published months prior, predicted the core physical principles validated by the experiment. Specifically, CODES outlined the mathematical basis for structured resonance as the generative mechanism behind parabolic waveform behavior, chirality modulation, and phase-locked coherence in non-electromagnetic particles. We present the pre-publication architecture of the CODES model, compare it against the experimental geometry, and define a continuity of prediction that confirms structured resonance—rather than probabilistic modeling—as the correct explanatory framework for neutron-based chirality research. This paper serves as a prior art declaration and technical affirmation of CODES as a predictive framework for nonlinear particle behavior in quantum systems.