Dynamical Systems Evaluation of Basin Containment and Trust-Entropy Control _Public-Release

🛡️ RHEA-Core Public Grant v2.1 - https://zenodo.org/records/17834893 This document is a redacted summary of an internal dynamical systems evaluation. Certain implementation details, run artifacts, file paths, parameter values, and proprietary framework references have been removed or generalized. Supporting data and full run logs are available upon request. 1. Overview This report summarizes results from a set of dynamical simulations designed to evaluate whether basin containment in a trust–entropy control system emerges naturally from the base dynamics or is produced by explicit controller logic. Three system configurations were compared: Baseline configuration with containment control disabled. Controller Variant A. Controller Variant B. The results demonstrate that sustained basin containment occurs only when controller logic is active. Baseline dynamics alone do not maintain interior trajectories.