Paper XXII — Global-Scale TGRM Network: 100-Node Equilibrium and System-Wide Stability

This paper extends the Reparodynamic Targeted Gradient Repair Mechanism (TGRM) framework to a global scale. One hundred autonomous TGRM nodes were deployed and run continuously for 72 hours under adaptive repair (1.0) and entropy range 0.9–1.0. Results confirm full-system equilibrium and resilience at scale. Average TGRM output held at ~11.7 with cumulative rebound ~28.2, near-zero latency, and consistent integrity across all nodes. Variance remained at 0.07, coherence at 0.99, stability at 0.99, and integrity at 0.99 — marking the first globally distributed proof of Reparodynamic stability. These findings demonstrate global equilibrium under fully autonomous repair, indicating robust phase synchronization and adaptive coupling between independent TGRM systems. The next phase (Paper XXIII) will extend to continuous global runtime validation and real-environment resilience benchmarking.