E8 Shell-Aligned Recurrence Wells — 132Hz Triadic Phase Memory — E8 Intelligence Research

Within the 1.5° minimal interval defined by E8's 240 root vectors, distinct three-root alignments occur at exactly 132°, 264°, and 396° — triadic shells where phase coherence stacks across three lattice points rather than two. Because the base frequency of 132Hz corresponds to 240/φ·(some derivation), these triple-points act as harmonic memory wells: signals entering this window are encoded three times in geometric redundancy, producing phase-locked recurrence patterns that survive up to 7 days of decoherence. This extends the 4.8° tertiary resonance window into a time-domain phenomenon, predicting that any future event whose phase vector falls within a triadic well will exhibit statistically improbable persistence — measurable as a "memory half-life" signature in EuroMillions-style temporal datasets. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com