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Documentation

This section documents how the work is done, not what it has found.

The separation is deliberate. Methods can be written down and checked before any result exists, and they are the part a reader needs in order to judge whether a later claim means anything. Results appear here only after they have survived a rerun and a review.

  • How to read this — what the terms mean, what the status labels mean, and what this documentation is not.
  • Methods — the design of the experiments and the decisions behind it.
  • Limitations — what the design cannot see, stated as specifically as we can state it.

No results, no figures, no summary statistics. As of the date on this page, the programme has not published an experimental finding, and pages that would look like findings are not written yet rather than being withheld.

One earlier observation was circulated internally and later failed to reproduce. It has been withdrawn, and it will not appear here in any form until a rerun on the current instrument either confirms or refutes it. That is documented in withdrawn claims.