Phi-Entangled Edge Current Memory via Shell Interference — E8 Intelligence Research

Abstract

By modulating the phi‑damped coupling with a secondary frequency lock to the 132 Hz harmonic shell radii, adjacent root vectors become phase‑entangled, enabling macro‑resonant currents to store binary states across shell boundaries. This topologically protected edge memory persists through perturbations and can be read out via interference patterns between successive φⁿ shells. The scheme extends edge stabilization into a durable quantum‑like register embedded in the E8 lattice. Such a register can be addressed locally without disturbing the global shell structure, opening a pathway to high‑density topological computation. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com