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Decoherence is reframed as an information-bearing signal, rather than just noise, challenging existing paradigms.
High cognitive coherence linked to decoherence is measured via EEG within the proposed framework.
The framework sets out three main hypotheses related to observation's impact on micro-stabilization and response channels.
Reproducibility and open data are central to the project's methodology, enhancing future analysis capabilities.

Abstract

This paper presents Project TORUS, an experimental framework derived from the Quantum Contact methodology, designed to investigate whether decoherence in a quantum interference pattern can function as an information-bearing signal rather than mere noise. Decoherence is reframed as a binarizable indicator of external influences. The framework defines three hypotheses: H1 (micro-stabilization by observation), H2 (micro-coherence and negentropic ordering associated with high cognitive coherence measured via EEG), and H3, where decoherence itself is treated as a structured response channel subdivided into three operational levels. The project emphasizes reproducibility, open data, and micro-stochastic analysis.

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