
EP4-C documents the results of EP4A — a Lindblad Morse Gradient Test on the 3-qubit XXX Heisenberg spin chain using published ibmq_jakarta hardware parameters (T1=119 μs, T2=113 μs) — and identifies a structural consequence extending to the BCS superconductivity experiment (EP5-BCS). Core findings: (1) The Morse correlation dS = λ · D²_B is confirmed at 14.7× signal-to-noise on the Lindblad analytic trajectory. All thresholds were pre-declared before simulation. Decoherence parameters were taken from published hardware specs, not calibrated to match output. The Heisenberg revival F(|110⟩, U(π)|110⟩) = 1.000000 is verified. (2) The observed drift in λ is explained analytically with 85% accuracy and zero free parameters as a geometric consequence of the trajectory approaching the pure-state boundary ∂D(H) of the density matrix manifold near the revival at t=π. The drift is carried entirely by D_B shrinking as rotating-frame steps become geometrically short near the turning point; dS remains flat (CV=0.175). This is not a post-hoc explanation — the prediction follows from local eigenvalue structure of ρ at each step with no fitting. (3) Two independent aspects of the computation both indicate that the effective gravitational degree of freedom in EFT — f = |∇S|_B — is locally determined on D(H). First: λ(t) is predicted from local quantities only, with no non-local terms entering the drift explanation. Second: the Bures metric singularity near pure states is controlled entirely by the local eigenvalue spectrum of ρ at that point, directly analogous to how spacetime curvature in GR is determined by the local stress-energy tensor. (4) The BCS experiment (EP5-BCS, pending CAN Superconductors disc samples) has the identical geometric structure: the BCS ground state at T=0 is a pure state on ∂D(H). The clean Morse window — where the Pearson correlation between dS and D²_B is predicted to be high (> 0.85) and λ to track the zero-parameter geometric prediction — is 0.2 < T/T_c < 0.8, derived from EFT geometry before any BCS measurement. Boundary drift zones near T=0 and T=T_c are predicted as positive confirmations of the same structure. The document includes: full pre-declared threshold tables, per-step trajectory data, the zero-parameter λ prediction, all figures, reproducible Python code (NumPy/SciPy/Matplotlib only, no Qiskit required, runs in under 30 seconds), and the complete reasoning chain from initial results through geometric diagnosis to the locality finding. Verification chain:- EP4A (this document): Lindblad analytic trajectory — COMPLETE, 14.7× signal- EP4B: IBM hardware tomography at steps 5, 10, 20, 30, 35 — PENDING (script ready)- EP5-BCS: Superconducting disc, CAN Superconductors — PENDING, clean window 0.2 < T/T_c < 0.8 Related work:- EFT standalone: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18963986- EQ(vT): DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18917317- EP4A (Morse Gradient Test, Lindblad): DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18969071- BCS pre-registration: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18964362
Bures metric, BCS superconductivity, von Neumann entropy, Entropic Field Theory, density matrix geometry, Lindblad dynamics, XXX Heisenberg spin chain, open quantum systems, quantum information geometry, quantum decoherence, pure-state boundary, Morse gradient test, dark energy, local gravity
Bures metric, BCS superconductivity, von Neumann entropy, Entropic Field Theory, density matrix geometry, Lindblad dynamics, XXX Heisenberg spin chain, open quantum systems, quantum information geometry, quantum decoherence, pure-state boundary, Morse gradient test, dark energy, local gravity
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