Technical note examines interpretability limits of null results in integrated observational contexts, suggesting implications for understanding physical processes.
This technical note examines the interpretability limits of null experimental results when observables are mediated by integrated or non-invertible observational interfaces. It clarifies under which conditions the absence of a detected signal does not necessarily imply the absence of an underlying physical process, without introducing new physical models or ontological assumptions.
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Danilo Tavella (2026) studied this question.
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