SOX Framework v1.31: A Normative Audit Protocol for Information-Centric Phase Stability

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Authors: JOSE MICHELL PEREZ RODRIGUEZ
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Abstract

This record contains the canonical audit protocol for the SOX (Solvency & Information Integrity) framework, version 1.31. SOX establishes a hardware-agnostic, negative-logic foundation for phase stability based on information theory and thermodynamic constraints. Phases of matter are treated as physically instantiated information-processing regimes whose existence is contingent upon informational solvency. This document formalizes the Integrity Inequality, introduces the incompatibility between volumetric noise and solvency, and defines strict falsification criteria through a set of forbidden objects. It does not predict critical temperatures, pairing mechanisms, or material properties. SOX v1.31 is presented as a normative audit standard rather than a phenomenological model. If any forbidden object defined herein is realized in nature, the framework is invalidated in full.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Complex Systems and Dynamics Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
29 January 2026