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Protein · TSP · critical path

Three simulations, one operator, uniquely built on the retained-information physics — not a TSP heuristic, not a folding oracle, not a Gantt product. Runnable here as teaching toys. The posted residuals live on X and GitHub.

Restricted · Open · Applied recoverability stack · Proofs & simulations

One operator

Remember what survived

  1. 01 Preserve what remains coherent.
  2. 02 Deform what is stressed.
  3. 03 Reset only what became stale.

Visible state G_t is the snapshot. Hidden retained history R_t is why two identical snapshots can still diverge. Restricted empirical. Unification still open.

Restricted · Open

applied_recoverability_operator.py

"""Remember-what-survived. Pedagogical reconstruction of the
posted operator — not a dump of unpublished WetLabEngine source.

Visible state G_t is never enough. Hidden retained history R_t
decides what is still coherent, what is only stressed, and what
has gone stale. Same operator in protein, fractal TSP, and live
critical path. Recurrence is not a unification proof.
"""

def recover(G, R, shock, tau_lo=0.25, tau_hi=0.72):
    stress = strain(G, R, shock)          # how much the shock hits each part
    keep   = G[stress < tau_lo]           # preserve coherent commitments
    warp   = deform(G[(stress >= tau_lo) & (stress < tau_hi)], R)
    reseed = reset(G[stress >= tau_hi])   # only the stale
    return splice(keep, warp, reseed)

def strain(G, R, shock):
    # Visible mismatch plus forgotten history. G_t-only undercounts.
    return visible_gap(G, shock) * (1.0 - retained_coherence(R, shock))

Run the stack

Three labs, same physics

Each canvas is a reconstruction of the posted remember-what-survived pattern. It is not the Villin HP35 harness, not the 100-point 3D residual, and not a product optimizer. Posted numbers stay boxed with their X source.

Frame 18

Restricted · 2026-04-14

Same conformation, different fate

Two chains meet at one visible snapshot. Close-R_t stays folded. Far-R_t walks away. A G_t-only read cannot tell them apart. This canvas is a teaching toy — the posted Villin HP35 numbers sit below.

Toy AUC G_t

0.468

matched pairs, chance-ish

Toy AUC G_t+R_t

1.000

retained history lifts

Close drift

0.009

after snapshot

Far drift

0.274

after snapshot

Posted · Villin HP35

AUC G_t+R_t ≈ 0.9569 vs G_t alone

Matched-state divergence 50.2% far-R_t vs 1.3% close-R_t. Restricted controlled cases. Not a folding oracle.

Source on X

WetLabEngine protein audit

What they unify under

On 10 May 2026 Aaron asked what equation sits under the protein, RCLC, critical-path, and TSP simulations, and what the work is for on top of the physics. Recurrence across posted Python labs is not a closed unification law. χ ≈ 0.2667 is not a universal applied-lab constant on this atlas.

The 10 May question

Falsification sheet