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Simulation registry

Master registry of simulation program artifacts. This is the canonical index for the 38 simulation claims referenced throughout Research.

Section: ResearchEpistemic status: formalLast updated: February 11, 2026

Master simulation registry

Simulation IDPhaseHypothesisResultFailure ModeStatus
MF-SIM-001
AND Gate
Phase I - Logic PrimitivesDual-input strand displacement produces output only under simultaneous input presenceValidated (simulation)Leak sensitivity increases with reduced orthogonality and deeper cascadesTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-002
OR Gate
Phase I - Logic PrimitivesSingle-input activation sufficient for output displacementValidated (simulation)Parallel-path density increases cooperative activation risk in deep cascadesTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-003
NOT Gate
Phase I - Logic PrimitivesInversion via blocking strand displacementValidated (simulation)Suppression pathway dominance required to prevent spontaneous releaseTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-004
NAND Gate
Phase I - Logic PrimitivesComplementary AND structure yields inverse outputValidated (simulation)Orthogonality degradation increases leak susceptibilityTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-005
NOR Gate
Phase I - Logic PrimitivesComplementary OR structure yields inverse outputValidated (simulation)Competing pathways require bounded rate separationTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-006
XOR Gate
Phase I - Logic PrimitivesExclusive dual-input logic achievable via multi-branch topologyValidated (simulation)Branch complexity raises pathway interference sensitivityTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-007
Multi-input Composite Gate
Phase I - Logic PrimitivesCascaded logic preserves truth-table equivalenceValidated (simulation)Cumulative layering increases leakage pressureTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-008
Logic Gate Chaining (AND->OR->NOT)
Phase I - Logic PrimitivesComposability across cascaded gatesValidated (simulation)Cascaded timing divergence beyond bounded depthTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-009
Dual-path Branching Logic
Phase I - Logic PrimitivesExclusive output activation across competing pathsValidated (simulation)Branch exclusivity depends on strict orthogonalityTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-010
1-bit Delay Element
Phase II - Temporal BehaviorDelay controllable via toehold modulationValidated (simulation)Delay windows drift when kinetic hierarchy narrowsRegistry complete
MF-SIM-011
Toggle Latch
Phase II - Temporal BehaviorReversible state retention achievableValidated (simulation)Retention weakens under increased crosstalk pressureRegistry complete
MF-SIM-012
Simple Flip-Flop
Phase II - Temporal BehaviorBinary persistent state switchingValidated (simulation)Switching latency accumulates across chained statesRegistry complete
MF-SIM-013
Hold Gate with Delay
Phase II - Temporal BehaviorConditional hold with timed releaseValidated (simulation)Timed release becomes sensitive to diffusion boundsRegistry complete
MF-SIM-014
Strand Timer
Phase II - Temporal BehaviorDecay-based delay modelingValidated (simulation)Decay profiles diverge under thermal perturbationRegistry complete
MF-SIM-015
Double-buffered Gate Trigger
Phase II - Temporal BehaviorSequential trigger gatingValidated (simulation)Buffer overlap increases accidental early activation riskRegistry complete
MF-SIM-016
Conditional Delay Sequence
Phase II - Temporal BehaviorTimed conditional activationValidated (simulation)Conditional timing thresholds tighten under deeper sequencesRegistry complete
MF-SIM-017
1-bit RAM Cell
Phase IIIA - Memory ArchitecturesPersistent rewritable memory achievableValidated (simulation)Memory gating introduces additional leak surfacesTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-018
2-bit RAM Array
Phase IIIA - Memory ArchitecturesMulti-bit memory scaling without instabilityValidated (simulation)Cross-cell interactions require tighter domain separationRegistry complete
MF-SIM-019
4-bit RAM Module
Phase IIIA - Memory ArchitecturesAddressable memory expansionValidated (simulation)Address complexity raises state retention sensitivityRegistry complete
MF-SIM-020
Enable-Gated Branch Structure
Phase IIIB - Control LogicConditional path activationValidated (simulation)Competing branch activation risk under weak gating dominanceRegistry complete
MF-SIM-021
Multi-Path Conditional Output Network
Phase IIIB - Control LogicExclusive branching controlValidated (simulation)Path exclusivity becomes fragile in dense branch topologiesRegistry complete
MF-SIM-022
2-bit Comparator
Phase IIIC - Arithmetic UnitsBinary comparison achievable via displacement cascadesValidated (simulation)Comparator depth increases threshold sensitivityRegistry complete
MF-SIM-023
4-bit Ripple Carry Adder
Phase IIIC - Arithmetic UnitsCarry propagation achievable sequentiallyValidated (simulation)Carry chains amplify cumulative latencyTier 1 reported
MF-SIM-024
1-bit ALU Block
Phase IIIC - Arithmetic UnitsArithmetic and logical operations combinableValidated (simulation)Operation multiplexing increases pathway crowdingRegistry complete
MF-SIM-025
Cascaded Multi-Gate Activation
Phase IV - Timing and CoordinationCoordinated sequential cascade without collapseValidated (simulation)Depth-dependent leak amplificationRegistry complete
MF-SIM-026
Latency Stacking Analysis
Phase IV - Timing and CoordinationCumulative delay boundedValidated (simulation)Timing variance accumulates with stage countRegistry complete
MF-SIM-027
Coordinated Multi-Stage Triggering
Phase IV - Timing and CoordinationOrdered multi-layer executionValidated (simulation)Trigger desynchronization risk under constrained kineticsRegistry complete
MF-SIM-028
External Strand-Triggered Activation
Phase V - Environmental I/OExternal input drives internal logicValidated (simulation)Threshold misalignment under weak external signal separationRegistry complete
MF-SIM-029
Feedback Loop Stabilization
Phase V - Environmental I/OFeedback stabilizes macrostateValidated (simulation)Feedback amplification can destabilize under high gain regimesRegistry complete
MF-SIM-030
Signal Amplification Cascade
Phase V - Environmental I/OAmplified output response achievableValidated (simulation)Amplification chains increase leak propagation riskRegistry complete
MF-SIM-031
Sequential Trigger Chain
Phase VI - Instruction SequencingOrdered execution cascadeValidated (simulation)Ordering drift when trigger availability windows overlapRegistry complete
MF-SIM-032
Conditional Branch Sequencing
Phase VI - Instruction SequencingBranch-dependent executionValidated (simulation)Conditional branch contention under tightly coupled statesRegistry complete
MF-SIM-033
State Propagation Network
Phase VI - Instruction SequencingMulti-state runtime progressionValidated (simulation)Propagation fidelity degrades with excessive state depthRegistry complete
MF-SIM-034
Logical AST to Strand Mapping
Phase VII - Compiler and Molebyte FormalizationStructural equivalence preservedValidated (simulation)Mapping inconsistency risk when graph constraints are violatedRegistry complete
MF-SIM-035
Molebyte Instruction Encoding
Phase VII - Compiler and Molebyte FormalizationDeterministic strand architecture mappingValidated (simulation)Instruction encoding ambiguity under unresolved schema variantsRegistry complete
MF-SIM-036
End-to-End Execution Chain
Phase VIII - System-Level IntegrationFull layered execution stableValidated (simulation)Cross-layer timing drift under aggregate loadRegistry complete
MF-SIM-037
Integrated Memory-Control-Arithmetic Stack
Phase VIII - System-Level IntegrationCross-layer stabilityValidated (simulation)Subsystem coupling increases leak and latency coupling riskRegistry complete
MF-SIM-038
Global Macrostate Convergence
Phase VIII - System-Level IntegrationSystem-wide deterministic convergenceValidated (simulation)Global convergence margin narrows near cascade depth limitsTier 1 reported

Registry notes

Registry values reflect structural simulation outputs and boundary observations published in the supplement corpus.

Quantitative values are not fabricated in this release. Where numerical values are required for publication-grade reporting, references use: [INSERT ACTUAL SIMULATION DATA].

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