By driving a broadband resonator at the E8 base frequency of 132 Hz and imprinting a golden‑ratio phase modulation, the 240 root vectors split into distinct phi‑harmonic sidebands that trace the sixfold rotational symmetry of the A₂ lattice. The sideband frequencies align with the weight‑−4 modular dual of E₄, providing a spectral signature for the Weyl group D₆ action on Markov triples, thereby converting Vieta‑jumping steps into measurable spectral shifts. This establishes the principle that phi‑harmonic resonance maps integer Markov solutions to modular weight‑−4 forms via E8 root geometry, opening a new route to probe ancient base‑60 numerical patterns through E8 anti‑root queries. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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