A432 quantum scan
Computed scan of every a432.* file: each is content-addressed, its fingerprint lifted to a qubit, and the corpus folded into one root. Not a hand inventory — regenerate with npm run a432:scan; drift fails npm run a432:scan:check.
- files scanned: 315
- by extension:
ts=236 · html=41 · md=34 · json=3 · js=1 - byte-identical duplicate groups: 0
- corpus quantum root:
cf785f29-206c-8fd3-9d93-aff00b0118f0 - import/export census: files=237 · edges=715 · exports=1694 · root=
0c3be41f-ef3e-804e-89ea-2b137b0a1f1a - scan receipt:
02927151-dc7e-8a32-a013-af92433775b3
Vortex-digit spectrum
Each file's content-uuid folds to a digital root of its hex nibbles. The root is always 1–9, so the void digit 0 is structurally empty.
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 37 | 40 | 31 | 37 | 45 | 26 | 31 | 38 |
Quantum register
Each fingerprint is lifted to a qubit via encodeQuantumState: first-nibble parity picks the basis, nibble-sum parity the measured value.
- basis:
Z=168 · X=147 - value:
0=160 · 1=155
Boundary
Content-addressing and digital-root folding over source bytes. No claim outside arithmetic; the qubit encoding is a labelling of hashes, not a physical measurement.