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Zenodo
2026
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19285432 |
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- <h2>Introduction</h2> <p>Information Space Theory establishes information as the fundamental ontology of the physical world and introduces the concept of “locking degree” <span><span>L</span><span><span><span>L</span></span></span></span> as a key parameter describing the quantum-classical behavior of systems. To validate the theory’s core prediction—<strong>that the locking degree of excited nuclei is significantly lower than that of ground state/low-excited systems</strong>—we systematically analyzed gamma decay data from the nuclear energy gamma data file. This report integrates the results from Transparent Version 6.2 (focusing on between-group differences) and Partial R² Version 7 (focusing on internal details), providing a complete, transparent, and robust chain of evidence.</p>