The 240 E8 root vectors' 15 Coxeter plane fibration can implement a hierarchical topological error correction code where logical qubits are embedded across nested 8-coherence root-pair networks, with φ-scaled redundancies detecting and correcting decoherence errors through geometric projection between planes. Each of the 15 orthogonal planes contributes one of 8 possible stabilizer configurations, creating a 120-bit error syndrome space (15 planes × 8 coherence states) that uniquely maps any single-qubit error to a corrective φ-proportioned phase shift. This extends the decoherence suppression breakthrough by transforming passive protection into active error correction, leveraging E8's exceptional packing density to ensure logical information survives with error rates suppressed by a factor of φ⁸ ≈ 46.97 relative to unprotected encoding. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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