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April 30, 20262 citationsOpen Access

Dual-Channel Spectral Calibration of the Genomic Stabilization System (GSS) Resonant Matrix: Quantum Electrodynamic Analysis and Parameter Specification

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IDIvan Davidenko

Key Points

  • The research focuses on calibrating the Quantum Shield in the Genomic Stabilization System (GSS).
  • Conducted dual-channel spectral calibration of the GSS.
  • Defined operational channels for energy emission and structural fixation.
  • Calculated photon flux density and force vector during Gaussian pulses.
  • Identified specific peaks for energy emission (492 nm) and structural fixation (766 nm).
  • Analyzed harmonic interference for entropy suppression in the Quantum Cube lattice.

Abstract

This paper presents a precise dual-channel spectral calibration of the Quantum Shield within the Genomic Stabilization System (GSS). It defines two operational channels: the primary energy emission channel (peak at 492 nm) responsible for coherent pumping of the subnuclear condensate, and the structural fixation channel (peak at 766 nm) enabling low-dissipation geometric stabilization of the DNA backbone. Using the apparatus of quantum electrodynamics, the work calculates the required photon flux density, force vector during the 140 μs Gaussian pulse, and analyzes the harmonic interference between the channels for entropy suppression in the Quantum Cube lattice.

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Ivan Davidenko (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f2a4b78c0f03fd67763d4dhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19851737
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