ANISOTROPIC SPACE DYNAMICS · OPEN RESEARCH

Priority Experiments

Prioritize apparatus closure for clocks, muons and high-γ charge fields; S301 awaits data. Experimental priorities are distinct from theoretical P0 tasks.

RESEARCH PROGRAM · v1.0

Registry and comparison planning; no new canonical physical result or closed quantitative discriminator.

P1 · ASD-PRED-001

Directional atomic-clock response

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Unknown: transition, reference-clock and transfer responses must be derived independently; geometry alone is not a frequency shift.

First reviewable deliverable: A fixed transition/link response and correlated uncertainty budget.

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P2 · ASD-PRED-002

Muon survival and counts under LVE

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Chapter 1 Eqs. (1.45)–(1.46) give the illustrative path L=643√999 m≈20323.3 m from approximate inputs. Survival still requires an independently specified decay law, production and energy spectra, propagation and detector acceptance.

First reviewable deliverable: Define L′ statistically, derive an ASD decay law and curate acceptance-qualified data.

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P3 · ASD-PRED-003

High-γ charge-field detector readout

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High-speed source field, laboratory mapping and crystal response are not jointly closed.

First reviewable deliverable: Reproduce the standard source–probe signal, then supply an independent ASD field.

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01Three acceptance chains

ProjectCalculation chainGate to quantitative discrimination
P1 directional clocksSpatial construction → transition/reference → transfer → ratioIndependent amplitude/phase, species dependence, covariance and calibration
P2 muonsProduction → energy loss/path → decay → acceptance → countsStatistical definition of L′, ASD hazard, shared spectrum and detector selection
P3 high-γ charge fieldSource → laboratory coordinates → bunch/boundaries → EO response → signalGeneral source field, crystal response, raw signal and error propagation

P1/P2/P3 here specify experimental sequencing. P0/P1/P2 on open problems describe research importance. These are separate axes. Workbench example curves support comparison recalculation; they do not mark a priority project complete.

02Data gates and common deliverables

S301 is outside the top three. Even after epochs, covariance and reference frame are available, the present gravity construction must be checked for a genuinely nonzero difference.

Deliver a fixed protocol, source snapshot, Equation IDs, inputs, code, expected output, figure, software version, checksums and explicit failure criteria. Track the first closed discriminator through OP-EXP-001. A zero difference is also a reviewable result.

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SOURCE & SCOPE

Existing canonical module snapshots / 现有正式模块快照 · Predictions & Falsification v1.0 · review 2026-09-22

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Based on versioned canonical modules and cited instrument literature. This experimental program adds operational templates, not new canonical field equations.

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CITATION & SOURCE FILE

ASD: Priority Experiments. ASD-EXP-TESTS-PRIORITY-EXPERIMENTS-EN. Version 1.0.0; 2026-09-22. https://asd-physics.org/en/tests/priority-experiments. Predictions & Falsification v1.0 · review 2026-09-22. Source EXP-7ca61744dcd2.

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