Supplemental Forensic Report: Empirical Validation of Breezon's Law of Laws under Quantum Randomness Trials
Year: 2025
Type: supplementary-materials
Abstract: This supplemental forensic report provides empirical validation of Breezon’s Law of Laws using independent quantum randomness streams from the ANU Quantum Random Numbers (ANU-QRNG) service and the NIST Randomness Beacon. Unlike demonstrations on structured datasets, this study targets the strongest falsifiability crucible: quantum random number generators, systems engineered to embody uniform randomness by design. Applying the RD-369 Universal Recursive Law Engine (URLE), results show consistent non-uniform recursive collapse distributions skewed toward the absorbing states {3,6}, in direct alignment with Breezon’s Law of Laws. These findings strike at the foundation of the uniform randomness assumption, demonstrating that recursion invariance persists even under quantum sources. This record includes the supplemental report, all input datasets, statistical summaries, plots, logs, manifests, and the canonical RD-369 URLE engine with SHA-256 hashes. Full reproducibility and falsification protocols are provided, enabling independent verification of results.
Author: Brown, Christopher Lamarr
Language: English
Subfield: Computational Theory and Mathematics
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7081575464
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