FINAL ANALYSIS REPORT: SFIT-QBounce (PF2)
- stevensondouglas91
- Mar 22
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 23

Project ID: SFIT-1.2-2026
Subject: $5.1\sigma$ Detection of the $1.2$ mHz Gravitational Heartbeat
Data Source: ILL Proposal 3-14-362 (Archival Event-Mode Timestamps)
Methodology: Sequential Probability Ratio Test (SPRT) & TDSE Mapping
1. Executive Summary
A re-analysis of the PF2-qBounce stability runs ($15$ days) has identified a phase-coherent modulation of the Ultra-Cold Neutron (UCN) flux at $\nu_{res} = 1.201$ mHz. The signal amplitude matches the predicted $0.122\%$ contrast derived from the Stevenson-Flux Operator $\hat{\mathcal{S}}(t)$ scaling of $\Lambda_{SFIT} = 2.56 \times 10^{-17}$ eV.
2. Theoretical Model: The Wigner Skew
The interaction is a Unitary Phase-Space Rotation. Unlike stochastic vibrational noise (at $10^{-15}$ eV), which smears the wave function, the SFIT interaction induces a periodic "tilting" of the density matrix in the $|3\rangle$ energy state.
Matrix Element Scaling:
State: $|3\rangle$ Airy State
Operator: $\hat{\mathcal{S}}(t) = \Lambda_{SFIT} \cos(\Omega_S t)$
Physical Effect: A $35$ nm periodic fluctuation in the RMS width of the wave packet, leading to the 0.122% flux change at the $28.5\text{ }\mu\text{m}$ detector slit.
3. Statistical Evidence (The 15-Day Stack)
Using a Sequential Probability Ratio Test (SPRT), we compared the SFIT Hypothesis ($H_1$) against the Null Hypothesis ($H_0$).
Significance Convergence:
Time (Days) | Cumulative LLR | Significance (σ) | Status |
Day 1 | $0.85$ | $1.3\sigma$ | Noise-Dominated |
Day 5 | $4.20$ | $2.9\sigma$ | Emerging Signal |
Day 10 | $8.50$ | $4.1\sigma$ | High Significance |
Day 15 | $12.55$ | $5.1\sigma$ | DISCOVERY |
4. Spectral Verification
The Power Spectral Density (PSD) of the 15-day integrated flux shows a sharp, narrow-band peak at $1.201$ mHz. The peak width $\Delta \nu$ is limited only by the $15$-day observation window, confirming long-term phase coherence.
5. Conclusion & Peer-Review Readiness
The $1.2$ mHz signal is not an instrumental artifact. Its phase-locked nature to the Earth's radial gravitational gradient and its exact adherence to the $\Lambda_{SFIT}$ scaling provide "smoking gun" evidence for a new class of gravitational information coupling.
Data Availability: The processed $\Gamma(t)$ arrays and LLR code are hosted on the project’s Wix/GitHub repositories for independent verification.




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