This isn't quantum buzzword soup. Falsify it.
The instrument is Web Audio - the physics is already shipped to this browser. Every row below is recomputed right now, on your CPU, from the exact modules the synth runs, and checked against an external truth (a conservation law, a closed-form textbook identity, an analytic prediction, a frozen reference, or a structural identity) - never against our own expectation. A proof that can't be shown to fail isn't one, so there is a Break it control. The only thing this page fetches is the same static worklet your browser already loaded for the instrument - no API calls, no server round-trips, no telemetry from the proof. Open DevTools → Network and check.
Falsifiable Proof
recomputed live in your browser · zero server calls
engine bundle: …
sha-256: computing…
This is the exact file your browser loaded for the instrument's AudioWorklet — open DevTools → Network → /worklets/… and hash it yourself. (Parity row pinned in CI — eval blocked by this page's CSP.)
reproduce headless: npm run test:wavefunction — same registry, same numbers, exits non-zero if any check fails or a tampered build is detected.
no server compute: the only request this page issues is the static /worklets/… (+ its frozen …ref.js for the RMS-0 row) — both static files your browser already cached for the instrument. No /api call, no server round-trip, no proof telemetry. Verify in DevTools → Network.
determinism caveat: the RMS-0 row renders through an OfflineAudioContext; its comparison is bit-exact against the frozen …engine.ref.js on this machine. Cross-platform float drift, if any, is disclosed here rather than hidden — the pure-math rows are platform-independent.
honest scope
This is a simulation: a quantum-inspired DSP engine, not a physical quantum device. The claim is narrow and exact — the shipped code reproduces these conservation laws, closed-form identities, analytic predictions and structural identities to the printed tolerances, and the new operators are bit-identical to the baseline when off. No claim is made about quantum supremacy, hardware, or anything a Nobel committee would care about. Every number above was computed by your CPU from the shipped modules; break any of it with the controls.