Binary Emergent Gravity — Appendix B: Numerical Verification and Observational Data

Numerical verification and observational data supplementing BEG Articles 1 and 2. Contains: (B.1) Sirius A/B orbital parameters and gravitational redshift measurements (Barstow et al. 2005, 2018); (B.2) numerical computation of r_trans, f_comp, and ΔΦ for the Sirius system; (B.3) wide binary sample selection criteria and comparison with Gaia DR3 (Chae 2025); (B.4) Monte Carlo verification of the γ_g = 1.077 prediction; (B.5) sensitivity analysis on η_max and holographic horizon L_H.

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wide binaries, numerical, Sirius A/B, Gaia DR3, binary compensation factor, observational tests, periapsis precessione, BEG

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