
The KIET framework investigates controllability, safety-envelope enforcement, and coherence-dependent directional proxy behavior within a Phase B-Lite linearized simulation regime. This deposit includes the KIET Conceptual Note, the Phase A Mathematical Framework, and the Phase B Results & Methods report, establishing a falsifiable control-validation foundation prior to transition into full numerical relativity implementation. Acknowledgment: This work was developed under the collaborative framework Team J.A.G. (Jeremy–Alexander–Gemini), with AI-assisted conceptual and editorial support.
propulsion theory, numerical relativity, coherence control, safety envelope, GR-QC interface
propulsion theory, numerical relativity, coherence control, safety envelope, GR-QC interface
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