Falsifiability: How to Test the GTE Framework

GTE (Generative Triple Evolution) derives all Standard Model parameters from a single 19-bit algebraic certificate: the polynomial p(L,C,R) = C + R - CR - LCR over GF(7), selected by the Minimum Description Length principle. With zero free parameters, every output of the framework is a prediction that could in principle be falsified. This tutorial is the experimentalist's guide to GTE — the complete prediction and falsification register. It presents the complete prediction register organized by sector, identifies the strongest confirmations, explains current tensions honestly, provides clean falsification criteria for each sector, and shows how each experimental community can contribute to testing the framework. A theory without free parameters is maximally falsifiable: a single confirmed measurement outside a GTE prediction band would refute the framework with no available escape route.