Claim Boundary
- This project does not claim experimental active-matter validation.
- This project does not provide material-design certification, device readiness, or industrial process guidance.
- This project does not validate biological, social, crowd, swarm, economic, or civilization-scale systems.
- This project does not propose crowd-control, swarm-control, behavioral-control, policy, or safety-certified engineering methods.
- This project is a reduced toy-model / surrogate diagnostic archive.
What This Archive Is For
APFKA studies a limited diagnostic question: in simplified active-particle feedback surrogate settings, when do kinetic-arrest-like states, noise-assisted annealing windows, feedback-geometry dependence, rescue-stability regimes, or persistent hard boundaries appear?
The goal is not to certify a physical material or deploy a controller. The goal is to preserve a claim-bounded toy-model diagnostic record with reproducibility materials, figures, audits, and strict public non-claims.
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Version Status
v0.3.2-public-landing-and-metadata-refresh
This release refreshes public landing pages, metadata, claim-boundary presentation, GitHub Pages support, and file manifests. It does not add new physical, experimental, engineering, social, biological, or deployment claims beyond the archived v0.3.1 synthesis.