Interactive Demos

Play with the core CBF ideas, from interference to queue-buffering, without needing to read a paper first.

Foundations

Core building blocks: C = T + M, queue buffering, and wave-cell mechanics.

Demo	Description	Action
Vector CA: Diffraction and Wave Growth	Wave cells split and multiply to produce diffraction, showing how growth emerges in the vector CA.	Run

Interference as phase-coincidence statistics, not physical overlap.

Demo	Description	Action
Double Slit Fringes	Two hemispherical fans heal and meet at the detector, producing the classic fringe map via commit statistics.	Run
Timing of Interference Visualization	Shows that arrivals precede full interference, and that central fringes appear first as phase alignment propagates.	Run
Single-Slit Interference	A single aperture still yields a multi-peak commit distribution from path-time differences and beat selection.	Run

Queue buffering and frame synchronization effects in C = T + M.

Demo	Description	Action
C = T + M: Directional vs Symmetric Timing	Compares directional pacing effects to symmetric ledger delays, clarifying what changes with motion.	Run
Beat-Matching (Explanation)	How frequency mismatch produces commit delays, giving symmetric time dilation via queue buffering.	Run

Queue-buffered commit pacing near mass and geodesic-like paths.

Demo	Description	Action
Queue → GR (1-PN) Demo	Maps queue buffering to 1-PN effects: perihelion precession and photon bending without forcing photons.	Run

Maxwell mapped into CBF language, media via MCF.

Demo	Description	Action
Maxwell TEz Double-Slit	2D TEz FDTD rendering of a double-slit mapped to CBF terms, showing fields and interference.	Run

Global pacing corrections and Planck/CMB intuition from queues.

Demo	Description	Action
Planck Spectrum from Queue Buffering	Derives blackbody-like spectra from queue pacing logic, connecting to CMB intuition.	Run
Redshift: Photons as Pacing Snapshots	Demonstrates how differences in local pacing \( \alpha_{\text{emit}} \) and \( \alpha_{\text{obs}} \) cause both gravitational and cosmological redshift without invoking expanding space.	Run