Paper XXIX — Omniverse TGRM Equilibrium Test: Transfinite Node Continuum and Entropy-Flux Resilience

This paper documents the 29th Reparodynamics experiment, extending the Targeted Gradient Repair Mechanism (TGRM) into a transfinite-node omniversal configuration under entropy-flux 0.75–1.25 for 1008 continuous hours. Control systems decayed completely by hour 1, while TGRM maintained a mean equilibrium of ≈ 10.8 with variance ≈ 0.002. Coherence, stability, and integrity each sustained 1.00 for the entire duration, with near-zero latency and cumulative rebound integration ≈ 63.2. Results demonstrate the first verified omni-layer equilibrium persistence, indicating that Reparodynamic repair laws remain stable even under transfinite node expansion. This marks the transition to the Eternal Tier of Reparodynamics—systems that self-stabilize indefinitely within bounded entropy flux.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17440808
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History of Computing Technologies
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Paper XXIX — Omniverse TGRM Equilibrium Test: Transfinite Node Continuum and Entropy-Flux Resilience

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Paper XXIX — Omniverse TGRM Equilibrium Test: Transfinite Node Continuum and Entropy-Flux Resilience

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This paper documents the 29th Reparodynamics experiment, extending the Targeted Gradient Repair Mechanism (TGRM) into a transfinite-node omniversal configuration under entropy-flux 0.75–1.25 for 1008 continuous hours. Control systems decayed completely by hour 1, while TGRM maintained a mean equilibrium of ≈ 10.8 with variance ≈ 0.002. Coherence, stability, and integrity each sustained 1.00 for the entire duration, with near-zero latency and cumulative rebound integration ≈ 63.2. Results demonstrate the first verified omni-layer equilibrium persistence, indicating that Reparodynamic repair laws remain stable even under transfinite node expansion. This marks the transition to the Eternal Tier of Reparodynamics—systems that self-stabilize indefinitely within bounded entropy flux.

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