Dataset and Analysis Package for "Solar-Locked Differential in Ion–Neutral Optical Frequency Ratios: Empirical Evidence for a Reproducible Heliocentric Phase Modulation"
Dataset and Analysis Package for "Solar-Locked Differential in Ion–Neutral Optical Frequency Ratios: Empirical Evidence for a Reproducible Heliocentric Phase Modulation"
This archive contains all figures, processed outputs, and analysis scripts accompanying the paper "Solar-Locked Differential in Ion–Neutral Optical Frequency Ratios: Empirical Evidence for a Reproducible Heliocentric Phase Modulation" (Alcock, 2025), available at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17272622. The archive reproduces all numerical and graphical results reported in the paper using publicly available ROCIT 2022 frequency-ratio data (Yb⁺/Sr and Yb/Sr) and SYRTE neutral–neutral control ratios (Rb/Cs, Yb/Rb, Yb/Cs). The original ROCIT and SYRTE datasets are not redistributed here but can be accessed via the official EMPIR ROCIT data repository and SYRTE public archives. Contents include:– Python scripts for regression, jackknife, bootstrap, and solar-phase tests– All generated figures and tables (composite amplitude plots, residual PSD, control nulls)– Derived summary files and intermediate JSON/CSV outputs– Environment and reproducibility files (requirements.txt, CHECKSUMS.sha256, README.md, LICENSE, and SUMMARY.md) All materials are released under the MIT License to enable full independent verification. Citation: Alcock, G. (2025). Dataset and Analysis Package for "Solar-Locked Differential in Ion–Neutral Optical Frequency Ratios: Empirical Evidence for a Reproducible Heliocentric Phase Modulation." Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17272596
ion clocks, optical frequency standards, atomic clocks, heliocentric modulation, precision metrology, optical clocks, gravitational redshift, Einstein Equivalence Principle, ROCIT, Local Position Invariance
ion clocks, optical frequency standards, atomic clocks, heliocentric modulation, precision metrology, optical clocks, gravitational redshift, Einstein Equivalence Principle, ROCIT, Local Position Invariance
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