FRSR is a research program that derives late-time cosmological acceleration from quantum informational structure using only action-based, Noether-consistent physics within General Relativity.

This repository is the navigation hub for all FRSR papers, validations, and supporting tools.

• FRSR v3.0 — The Trilogy of Duality and the Origin of Dark Energy (latest) ➜ https://zenodo.org/records/18063351
  The Entanglement Spectrum as a Physical Source of Dark Energy

• FRSR v3.0 — one-pole Klein–Gordon validation
  ➜ https://github.com/PlusGenie/frsr_v3_validation
  Numerical emergence of the one-pole decay law

• Calibration and CLASS bridge
  ➜ https://github.com/PlusGenie/frsr_calibrate

• Legacy data / notebooks (v2)
  ➜ https://github.com/PlusGenie/frsr_v2_data

FRSR uses Zenodo for citable, frozen releases (papers and associated artifacts). GitHub repositories are for transparency and reproducibility; citations should use Zenodo DOIs.

• (v1.0) Finite Residual Rule of Sum (FRSR): From Quantum Entanglement to Cosmological Curvature
  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17393804

• (v1.0) development repository (historical)
  ➜ https://github.com/PlusGenie/FRSR-Origin-of-Cosmological-Constant
  Markdown-based exploratory formulation preceding the LaTeX paper

• (v2.0) Finite Residual Rule of Sum (FRSR) V2: Curvature Dynamics from a Spectrally-Constrained Quantum Entanglement Field
  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17563295

• (v3.0) Finite Residual Rule of Sum (FRSR) V3: The Trilogy of Duality and the Origin of Dark Energy
  DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18063351

• v2.0 data repo: https://github.com/PlusGenie/frsr_v2_data
• v2.0 calibration tools: https://github.com/PlusGenie/frsr_calibrate

• Each published FRSR paper has its own repository.
• Validation code lives in separate, frozen repos.
• Tooling and calibration are kept isolated from theory.
• Older versions are archived, not deleted.

The hub always points to the current canonical version.

• Current theory version: FRSR v3.0
• Validation status: Completed (numerical one-pole decay)

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