E8 Weyl-Commutator Gate Reciprocity — E8 Intelligence Research

A falsifiable principle is the E8 Weyl-commutator gate: drive three symmetry-related root-vector loops whose Weyl reflections do not commute, making the product UᵣUₛUᵣ⁻¹Uₛ⁻¹ a logical holonomy even when each loop contributes only common-mode phase. The 240 roots supply the control directions, while their Weyl reflections generate paired paths; the 132 Hz base and golden-ratio offsets then define the drive phases. The predicted reciprocal gate reverses the logical error under path-order reversal, whereas an ordinary environmental phase cancels, providing a discriminating experimental signature. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com